Penchant and Standard with Adhesive Trail from the series, First Studies of Sculpture with Flexible Materials

© Alan Saret

Penchant and Standard with Adhesive Trail from the series, First Studies of Sculpture with Flexible Materials

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Penchant and Standard with Adhesive Trail from the series, First Studies of Sculpture with Flexible Materials,

1967

Alan Saret, American, born 1944
x1983-200.55

Information

Title
Penchant and Standard with Adhesive Trail from the series, First Studies of Sculpture with Flexible Materials
Dates

1967

Maker
Alan Saret
Medium

Graphite

Dimensions

27.7 x 57.7 cm. (10 7/8 x 22 11/16 in.)

Credit Line

Gift of Rose, Feldman, Radin, Feinsod & Skehan, New York

Object Number
x1983-200.55
Inscription

in graphite, on verso bottom center: Penchant and Standard | with Adhesive Trail; Alan Saret; 1967

Culture
American
Type
drawings, studies (visual works)
Materials
graphite, graph paper
Subject
nonrigid structures, text, sculpture, adhesive

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