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The Night by Pierre Alechinsky — VisualArtsDB

The Night

The Night

Pierre Alechinsky

1952

Medium: Etching on paper
Dimensions: image: 234 x 307 mm
Museum: Tate

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Plate I from the portfolio Ceremonial Labyrinths (Labyrinthes d'apparat)

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Stars and Disasters (Astres et Désastres)

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Three Rebels (Trois désordinateurs)

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My Advice to You (Ce que j'en dis)

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Plate VI from the series Rifts (Eclaircies)

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Plate IV from the series Rifts (Eclaircies)

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