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Untitled

1964

Lee Lozano

(American, 1930–1999)
Culture
America
Medium
Oil on canvas
Measurements
275.3 x 336.6 x 5.1 cm (108 3/8 x 132 1/2 x 2 in.)
Credit Line
Scott Mueller Collection 2.2021
Copyright
© Lee Lozano
This artwork is known to be under copyright.
Location
229B Contemporary
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Did You Know?

This large-scale work is actually constructed of two canvas panels that sit flush together.

Description

The physicality and energy of this painting is characteristic of Lee Lozano's work in the early 1960s. During this period, she devoted many paintings and drawings to tools. As seen here, Lozano's tools have an anthropomorphic quality, expressing the artist's broader interest in the relationship between the body and the machine.
Oil painting on two canvases flush together across which spans an larger-than-life closeup of a clamp, a tool with metal wrapping around a screw on our right and curling around and in on itself on the left. The metal is painted in greys with defined highlights on a neutral green-brown background.

Untitled

1964

Lee Lozano

(American, 1930–1999)
America

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