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Tauba Auerbach
Mesh/Moire II

2012

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Mesh/Moire III
By Tauba Auerbach
Located in San Francisco, CA
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Abstract Prints

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Untitled
By Joel Shapiro
Located in San Francisco, CA
Joel Shapiro received his B.A. in 1964, and his M.A. in 1969 from New York University. Since his first solo exhibition in 1970, Shapiro's work has been the subject of more than 160 s...
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1990s Abstract Prints and Multiples

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Untitled
By Joel Shapiro
Located in San Francisco, CA
Edition of 4
Intelligence of a 3 Yr. Old
By Squeak Carnwath
Located in San Francisco, CA
Edition of 30
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1990s Abstract Prints

Materials

Aquatint

Back to Kansas
By Spencer Finch
Located in San Francisco, CA
Spencer Finch uses a diverse range of mediums to investigate the ways in which history, memory, and sensory perception conflate and mutually influence. Working in painting, photograp...
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2010s Contemporary Abstract Prints

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Aquatint

Grid Oscillation
By Clare Kirkconnell
Located in San Francisco, CA
Oil and pencil on canvas
Category

21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Geometric Abstract Paintings

Materials

Oil

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