A Marxist View; Bark Art; Art Bark (for Art Park); Madam Curious; A Chinese Entertainment; Irving’s Pens; Something to Look at Spotting Upside Down; Hollis’s Hersheys; and Four Women Posing

© Les Krims

A Marxist View; Bark Art; Art Bark (for Art Park); Madam Curious; A Chinese Entertainment; Irving’s Pens; Something to Look at Spotting Upside Down; Hollis’s Hersheys; and Four Women Posing

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A Marxist View; Bark Art; Art Bark (for Art Park); Madam Curious; A Chinese Entertainment; Irving’s Pens; Something to Look at Spotting Upside Down; Hollis’s Hersheys; and Four Women Posing,

1985, printed 2001

Les Krims, American, born 1942
2002-145

Information

Title
A Marxist View; Bark Art; Art Bark (for Art Park); Madam Curious; A Chinese Entertainment; Irving’s Pens; Something to Look at Spotting Upside Down; Hollis’s Hersheys; and Four Women Posing
Dates

1985, printed 2001

Maker
Les Krims
Medium
Inkjet print
Dimensions
image: 53.4 x 67.3 cm (21 x 26 1/2 in.) sheet: 61.1 x 76.1 cm (24 1/16 x 29 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
The Peter C. Bunnell Collection, gift of the artist
Object Number
2002-145
Signatures
Dated and signed in graphite, verso lower right: © 1985/2001. L. Krims
Inscription
Printed on sheet below image: A Marxist View; Bark Art; Art Bark (for Art Park); Madam Curious; A Chinese Entertainment; Irving’s Pens; Something to Look at Spotting Upside Down; Hollis’s Hersheys; and Four Women Posing, 1985/2001.// From the ongoing series, “The Decline of the Left.” // PRINTED BY LES KRIMS IN A BASEMENT IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK – A FAILED BORDER TOWN WHERE THE STANK OF GOVERNMENT CHEES MEETS THE E-COLI SCENTED LAKE BREEZE
Culture
American
Type
photographs, color photographs, inkjet printing
Subject
collages, rooms, iconography, group portraits, women, nudes

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