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Glue Words

R.B. Kitaj, Kelpra Studio, and others

Glue Words

1966

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Glue Words

R.B. Kitaj, Kelpra Studio, and others

Glue Words

Glue Words

1966

Physical Qualities 11-color screenprint with photoscreenprint, Sheet: 840 × 580 mm. (33 1/16 × 22 13/16 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Theodore W. Strauel, Pound Ridge, New York
Object Number 1979.292
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1979; Theodore W. Strauel; Pound Ridge, NY

Inscribed: lower left in graphite: "Kitaj 35/70"

Artist

R.B. Kitaj

1931–2006

American, 1932-2007
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Printer

Kelpra Studio

2000–2000

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Publisher , London

Marlborough Fine Art, Ltd.

2000–2000

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