What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series

© Roberto Lugo

What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series

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What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series,

2024

Roberto Lugo, born 1981, Philadelphia, PA; active Philadelphia
AB-2025-2

Information

Title
What Had Happened Was: The Path, from the Orange and Black Series
Dates

2024

Maker
Roberto Lugo
Medium
Glazed stoneware
Dimensions
59.1 × 38.1 × 43.2 cm (23 1/4 × 15 × 17 in.)
Credit Line
Courtesy of the artist and R & Company, New York
Object Number
AB-2025-2

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