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I really love him. by Bill Owens — VisualArtsDB

I really love him.

I really love him.

1971

Medium: Gelatin silver print
Dimensions: 28 × 35.6 cm (11 × 14 in.)
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon

Bill Owens, 1977

Untitled (Dirty dishes)

Untitled (Dirty dishes)

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Windsurfers. Hampton Bays, Long Island, NY.

Windsurfers. Hampton Bays, Long Island, NY.

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Work clothes, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

Work clothes, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

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Untitled (Neighborhood street scene)

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Legs and grinder, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

Legs and grinder, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

Bill Owens, 1974

Val Vista Homeowners Association Community Meeting, Tri- Valley Area, Northern California

Val Vista Homeowners Association Community Meeting, Tri- Valley Area, Northern California

Bill Owens, 1969

Trampoline Park, Livermore, CA

Trampoline Park, Livermore, CA

Bill Owens, 1975

I find a sense of freedom in the suburbs.

I find a sense of freedom in the suburbs.

Bill Owens, 1972

General Motors / Chevrolet Assembly Line, Freemont, California

General Motors / Chevrolet Assembly Line, Freemont, California

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Senior pool player

Senior pool player

Bill Owens, 1972

Everywhere we go we challenge the local high school team to a game. We let them win. It's all for charity. Points don't count unless you shoot from the back of the donkey. Donkeys are dumb and uncooperative, and they really hate to move. Livermore, California

Everywhere we go we challenge the local high school team to a game. We let them win. It's all for charity. Points don't count unless you shoot from the back of the donkey. Donkeys are dumb and uncooperative, and they really hate to move. Livermore, California

Bill Owens, 1976