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Untitled (Study for a 9-Part Progression)

Untitled (Study for a 9-Part Progression)

1966

Medium: Black fiber-tipped pen on ivory wove graph paper
Dimensions: 21.5 × 27.8 cm (8 1/2 × 11 in.)
Genre: prints and drawing
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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drawings (visual works)fiber-tipped penprints and drawingpaper (fiber product)

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Untitled (Study for a 9-Part Progression) by Mel Bochner — VisualArtsDB