Seductive Girl, Girl with Ball, 4 Jackies, Woman with Flowered Hat, Madame Cezanne, The Kiss, and Four Marilyns

© 1970, Richard Pettibone

Seductive Girl, Girl with Ball, 4 Jackies, Woman with Flowered Hat, Madame Cezanne, The Kiss, and Four Marilyns

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Seductive Girl, Girl with Ball, 4 Jackies, Woman with Flowered Hat, Madame Cezanne, The Kiss, and Four Marilyns,

1970

Richard Pettibone, American, born 1938
Elements copied from: Roy Lichtenstein, 1923–1997; born and died New York, NY
Elements copied from: Andy Warhol, 1928–1987; born Pittsburgh, PA; died New York, NY; active New York
y1982-105

Information

Title
Seductive Girl, Girl with Ball, 4 Jackies, Woman with Flowered Hat, Madame Cezanne, The Kiss, and Four Marilyns
Dates

1970

Maker
Richard Pettibone
Elements copied from: Roy Lichtenstein
Elements copied from: Andy Warhol
Medium
Silkscreen and acrylic paint on canvas
Dimensions
33.0 x 76.0 cm. (13 x 29 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Irma S. Seitz in memory of William C. Seitz, Graduate School Class of 1955
Object Number
y1982-105
Culture
American
Type
acrylic paintings, paintings
Materials
acrylic paint, canvas
Subject
women, faces, actors, appropriation

Irma S. Seitz, Princeton, New Jersey, gift; to Princeton University Art Museum, 1982.

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