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One and Three Persons (with Two Contexts - One Chaotic)

1994–2012

John Baldessari

(American, 1931–2020)
publisher

Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles

Culture
America
Medium
14 color screenprint
Measurements
Sheet: 121.9 x 94 cm (48 x 37 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Linda and Jack Lissauer, M.D. 2023.96
Edition
Edition of 48
Copyright
Copyright
This artwork is known to be under copyright.
Location
Not on view
Print
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Did You Know?

Pioneering Conceptual artist John Baldessari worked in a plethora of media including sculpture, printmaking, photography, painting, film, performance, installation, and books.

Description

John Baldessari was known for incorporating appropriated imagery into his various artworks, including into his printmaking practice. Here he used found photographs of architecture and architectural rubble juxtaposed with outlined figures to create strange or even ominous undertones. His continuing interest in formal qualities, such as dimensionality, is highlighted by his use of the irregularly shaped sheet of paper, white cut-outs and silhouettes.

One and Three Persons (with Two Contexts - One Chaotic)

1994–2012

John Baldessari, Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles

(American, 1931–2020)
America

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