Lonnie Holley's Vision Land

© 2021 Estate of Thornton Dial / Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York / photo: Stephen Pitkin/Pitkin Studio

Lonnie Holley's Vision Land

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Princeton Collects

Lonnie Holley's Vision Land,

2000

Thornton Dial, 1928–2016; born Emelle, AL; died McCalla, AL
2021-51
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Title
Lonnie Holley's Vision Land
Dates

2000

Maker
Thornton Dial
Medium
Steel, tin, wood, windowpanes, clothing, rope carpet, wire, hose, hoe, plastic, Lonnie Holley wire sculpture, enamel, spray paint, and Splash Zone compound
Dimensions
218.4 × 188 × 182.9 cm (86 × 74 × 72 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Mary Trumbull Adams Art Fund, and gift of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation
Object Number
2021-51
Culture
American
Type
sculptures
Materials
steel, tin, wire, wood, glass, plastic, rope, enamels

Thornton Dial, the artist, McCalla, Alabama, sold; to William S. Arnett, Atlanta, Georgia, gift; to Tinwood Alliance, Atlanta, Georgia, transferred; to Souls Grown Deep Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia, sold; to Princeton University Art Museum, 2021.

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