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14 Items in this Learning Collection
Pulsar
This is a multi-colored abstract silkscreen print. The colors flow into one another and form organic shapes. This print is included in an artist's book. 
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Untitled

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Untitled

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Untitled, from the portfolio "Aquatint, Sugarlift and Golden Changes"

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Untitled, from the portfolio "Aquatint, Sugarlift and Golden Changes"

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Untitled, from the portfolio "Aquatint, Sugarlift and Golden Changes"

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Untitled #544

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Six Rock Studies

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Mensch

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Untitled, from "Ten Works + Ten Painters"
This horizontally oriented rectangular print contains black, red, green, yellow and white irregular, jigsaw puzzle like shapes within it. Three words, in white, appear in the lower left corner and the artists name appears in black in the center of the lower edge, written vertically. 
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Untitled

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Hallelujah

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Untitled from 'Aquatint, Sugarlift, and Golden Changes'

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Copyright
All Rights Reserved ()

Untitled

Accession Number
1976/2.81

Title
Untitled

Artist(s)
Charles McGee

Object Creation Date
1976

Medium & Support
lithograph on paper

Dimensions
30 5/16 in. x 22 3/8 in. ( 77 cm x 56.8 cm )

Credit Line
Gift of the Michigan Workshop of Fine Prints.

Primary Object Classification
Print

Collection Area
Modern and Contemporary

Rights
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Keywords
abstraction
modern and contemporary art

4 Related Resources
Detroit-Area Artists
(Part of 3 Learning Collections)
Abstraction, Color, and Politics in the 1960s & 1970s
(Part of: Abstraction, Color, and Politics)

& Author Notes

All Rights Reserved