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Collection Artwork
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
An abstract sculpture that looks metallic but is made of earthenware, acrylic, and graphite, depicts a birds-eye view of a farm. A white wall is visible behind the sculpture.
Artist
Lenore Tawney (Lorain, Ohio, 1907 – 2007, New York, New York)
Title
Shrine I
Creation date
1995
Materials
Plexiglas, egg, string, stone
Dimensions
object size: 9 x 8 x 8 in.
object size: 9 x 8 1/8 x 8 in.
Credit Line
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu
Accession Number
1996.51
Object Type
Sculpture

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