(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne

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(April 19) Lexington Nocturne,

1983

Keith A. Smith, American, born 1938
Text by Jonathan Williams
Printed at Visual Studies Workshop Press
2006-139 a-b

Information

Title
(April 19) Lexington Nocturne
Dates

1983

Maker
Keith A. Smith
Text by Jonathan Williams
Medium
Offset lithograph on Mohawk superfine smooth white wove paper
Dimensions
each sheet (a): 15 × 29.3 cm (5 7/8 × 11 9/16 in.) cover (a) : 15.3 × 33 cm (6 × 13 in.) each sheet (b): 15.3 × 25 cm (6 × 9 13/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of James Kraft, Class of 1957
Object Number
2006-139 a-b
Place Made

North America, United States, New York, Rochester

Inscription
Signed on last page: Jonathan Williams 1983 Keith A. Smith
Culture
American
Type
prints, lithographs, books
Materials
lithographic ink, wove paper
Techniques
offset lithography, mounting
Subject
arms, nudes

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