Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)
Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)
Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)
Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)
Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)
Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)

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Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume),

1970

Hugo Rodolfo Demarco, 1932–1995; born Buenos Aires, Argentina; died Paris, France; active Paris, France
y1971-21

Information

Title
Volume Virtuel Panaché (Colored Virtual Volume)
Dates

1970

Maker
Hugo Rodolfo Demarco
Medium
Metal and electric motor
Dimensions
30 x 21 x 21 cm (11 13/16 x 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Mrs. Roger Wolcott Hooker
Object Number
y1971-21
Place Made

Europe, France, Paris

Signatures
Signed on label, verso in pink marker (possibly faded): demarco
Culture
French
Type
sculpture
Materials
motors, paint, metal
Subject
geometric figures

Galerie Denise René, Paris.

Editions Denise René, Inc., New York;

purchased by Mrs. Roger Wolcott Hooker, New York, NY;

1971, gifted to Princeton University Art Museum

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