A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe

© Russell Crotty

A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe
A California Diatribe

Currently not on view

A California Diatribe,

2006

Russell Crotty, American, born 1956
2007-9

Information

Title
A California Diatribe
Dates

2006

Maker
Russell Crotty
Medium
Artist's book containing four drawings in ball point pen and black ink over watercolor and graphite on off-white wove paper, bound between gray linen covers, bearing a drawing in ball point pen and black ink over watercolor
Dimensions
closed: 53.3 x 105.4 cm (21 x 41 1/2 in.) open: 53.3 x 210.8 cm (21 x 83 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Fowler McCormick, Class of 1921, Fund
Object Number
2007-9
Signatures
Titlled, signed and dated in ball point pen and black ink on final page, lower right: A CALAFORNIA DIATRIBE Russell Crotty 2006
Culture
American
Type
books, drawings
Materials
graphite, ink, linen (material), watercolor, wove paper
Subject
landscapes (representations), words, mountains

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