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Study for double-tiered sculpture by Barry Le Va — VisualArtsDB

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Study for double-tiered sculpture

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Study for double-tiered sculpture

2000

Medium: Cut-and-pasted paper with colored ink and colored pencil on paper
Dimensions: 27 x 39 1/2" (68.6 x 100.3 cm)
Genre: Drawings
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City, NY, US

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Sheets, strips, particles, rolled & cut, grey felt

Sheets, strips, particles, rolled & cut, grey felt

Barry Le Va, 1968

Equal Quantities: Placed or Dropped In, Out, and On in Relation to Specific Boundaries (diagram 2)

Equal Quantities: Placed or Dropped In, Out, and On in Relation to Specific Boundaries (diagram 2)

Barry Le Va, 1967

Equal Quantities: Placed or Dropped In, Out, and On in Relation to Specific Boundaries (diagram 1)

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Grey Felt

Grey Felt

Barry Le Va, 1967

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Barry Le Va, 2004

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Barry Le Va, 1968

Study for "Accumulated Vision, Series II"

Study for "Accumulated Vision, Series II"

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3 Layers of chalk, producing densities

3 Layers of chalk, producing densities

Barry Le Va, 1968