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A man wearing a tunic, cape and boots stands in a minimal landscape. His walking stick seems to be falling away from him at the right as the man points upwards toward the sun's rays, as well as extends his right hand towards fire at the lower left.
René Boyvin
Empedocles
1539 – 1540
Museum Purchase
1990/1.189
This is an abstract print, vertically oriented, with a multicolored background of yellow, orange, blue, and shades of black and brown. There are three large blue oval shapes towards the center with soft black lines and shapes over the colors.
André Masson (French (culture or style))
Composition
1945 – 1955
Museum Purchase
1957/2.21

Joan Miró (Spanish (culture or style))
Print No. 8 from 'Album 13'
1948
Museum Purchase
1957/2.6
This star-shaped ceramic tile is decorated with floral patterns and shapes. This kind of tile seems to be very popular in the 15th and 16th centuries of the Iranian Islamic world. The relief decoration is moulded and unglazed while the ground is glazed in blues with black underglaze and covered with a clear overglaze. 
Iranian (Iranian)
Star-shaped tile with molded floral design
1400 – 1599
Transfer from the College of Architecture and Design
1972/2.135
Black schist carved in the relief of Green Tara, a guide and saviouress on the Buddhist path to enlightenment.  She holds two lotuses, one open and one closed and makes the gesture of gift-giving with her palm facing outwards, towards the devotee.
Indian (Indian (South Asian))
Tara
10th century
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Leo S. Figiel and Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Figiel
1981/2.156
Creating a border, there is a large blue cylinder and a smaller yellow circle, with red border toward the middle right of the work. The last color object is a small green dot above the red-yellow circle. Throughout the work, there are black dots and markings. Creating a kind of pitchfork, there is a large black line drawing that follows three of the sides of the blue border. At the top, there is a simple starburst design in black (under the blue). In the bottom left, there is a small line drawing, resembling a bird. At the top of the print, there seems to be a residual hand print of the artist in black.
Joan Miró (Spanish (culture or style))
Le Prophète
1958
Gift of Dr. Seymour and Barbara K. Adelson
2015/2.19

Sol LeWitt
Stars
1993
Museum purchase made possible by a gift from Helmut Stern
1995/2.25.4

Sol LeWitt
Stars
1993
Museum purchase made possible by a gift from Helmut Stern
1995/2.25.7

Sol LeWitt
Stars
1993
Museum purchase made possible by a gift from Helmut Stern
1995/2.25.8
This etching with drypoint had a series of abstracted figures created with line. There is a large head at the center and around it there are at least five other heads/figures. Through the right-center of the page there is a strong black, winding line. In addition, there is a large starburst at the top right. The print is signed and dated (l.r.) "Miró / 1947" and numbered (l.l.) "57/70" in pencil.
Joan Miró (Spanish (culture or style))
Filletto, sautant à la corde, femmes, oiseaux
1947
Museum Purchase
1947/2.14
No. 1 of a series of 27 prints. A simple, two-tone palette. &nbsp;A woman reclines in an armchair, seemingly asleep. An ethereal dream bubble, depicting images, floats from her head. She is positioned in a room near a window with open curtains. Through the window is a starlit sky. Three framed works hang on the wall behind her.<br />
Sultana&#39;s Dream was printed and published by Durham Press in 2018.
Chitra Ganesh (American (North American))
Sultana's Dream: The Condition of Womanhood
2018
Museum purchase made possible by the University of Michigan Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and the Director's Acquisition Committee, 2019
2019/2.93.1

Amish
Quilt in the Variable Star Pattern
1900 – 1925
Gift of James and Jennifer Crimmins in honor of Courtney Crimmins
2000/2.322
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