Electric switch plates (location); Photo mural with tree cutting on miniature video.

© Robert Watts Estate, NYC

Electric switch plates (location); Photo mural with tree cutting on miniature video.

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Electric switch plates (location); Photo mural with tree cutting on miniature video.,

1965

Robert Watts, 1923–1988, born Burlington, IN; died Martins Creek, PA; active New York, NY and New Brunswick, NJ
Published by Edizioni Francesco Conz
2012-114.16

Information

Title
Electric switch plates (location); Photo mural with tree cutting on miniature video.
Dates

1965

Maker
Robert Watts
Published by Edizioni Francesco Conz
Medium
Silkscreened and hand-colored print
Dimensions
image: 22 x 27.5 cm (8 11/16 x 10 13/16 in.) sheet: 49.8 x 34.9 cm (19 5/8 x 13 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of the Robert Watts Estate
Object Number
2012-114.16
Signatures
Signed and dated below image, lower right: Watts 1965 (80)
Inscription
Numbered below image, lower left: XII/XXX; Inscribed, upper left: Ref. 16; Inscribed, lower left: Loan Agreement / proj. any position? also auto display;
Culture
American
Type
prints, screen prints
Techniques
hand coloring, screen printing
Subject
switch plates, murals, landscapes (environments), sketches, designs, notes

Robert Watts Estate, New Paltz, New York, gift; to Princeton University Art Museum, 2012.

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