Man in Jail, from the series Crime by Cuevas
Man in Jail, from the series Crime by Cuevas

© Estate of José Luis Cuevas

Man in Jail, from the series Crime by Cuevas
Man in Jail, from the series Crime by Cuevas

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Man in Jail, from the series Crime by Cuevas,

1968

José Luis Cuevas, 1934–2017; born and died Mexico City, Mexico
Printed with collaboration of Henri Deschamps at Atelier Mourlot Ltd., New York
Published by Touchstone Publishers Ltd., New York
2023-62.10

Information

Title
Man in Jail, from the series Crime by Cuevas
Dates

1968

Maker
José Luis Cuevas
Printed with collaboration of Henri Deschamps at Atelier Mourlot Ltd., New York
Published by Touchstone Publishers Ltd., New York
Medium
Color lithograph
Dimensions
76.2 × 55.9 cm (30 × 22 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Roberta and Harold Delevie in honor of their grandson Nathan Benjamin Agmon, Class of 2017
Object Number
2023-62.10
Place Made

North America, United States, New York, New York

Signatures
SIgned, editioned, and dated in graphite: Cuevas, 68, 59/100
Culture
Mexican
Type
lithographs, prints

Roberta and Harold Delevie, Los Angeles, CA: given to Princeton University Art Museum, 2023.

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