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Continuous/Dis/Continuous

1971

Medium: Pencil, red and black felt-tipped pens and blue carpenter's chalk on torn masking tape and wall
Dimensions: Approximately 2" (5.1 cm) high, length variable
Genre: painting
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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Solid with 5 Volumes Subtracted

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Mel Bochner, 1966

Double Square Branch, from Counting Alternatives: The Wittgenstein Illustrations

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Mel Bochner, 1971

Misunderstandings (A Theory of Photography)

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Mel Bochner, 1970

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Mel Bochner, 1966

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X Branch, from Counting Alternatives: The Wittgenstein Illustrations

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Mel Bochner, 1984

8" Measurement

8" Measurement

Mel Bochner, 1969

Inverted Y Branch, from Counting Alternatives: The Wittgenstein Illustrations

Inverted Y Branch, from Counting Alternatives: The Wittgenstein Illustrations

Mel Bochner, 1971

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Eight Branch, from Counting Alternatives: The Wittgenstein Illustrations

Mel Bochner, 1971

Continuous/Dis/Continuous by Mel Bochner — VisualArtsDB