Screen Sculptures
1970s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Steel
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen, Lithograph
1960s Conceptual Screen Sculptures
Metal
1960s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Nylon, Screen
1990s Abstract Expressionist Screen Sculptures
Ceramic, Porcelain, Screen, Mixed Media
1960s Contemporary Screen Sculptures
Nylon, Screen
1970s Abstract Geometric Screen Sculptures
Plexiglass, Color, Screen
1970s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Plastic, Wood, Mixed Media, Screen, Pencil
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
Late 20th Century Screen Sculptures
Screen
1960s Abstract Screen Sculptures
Fabric, Screen
1960s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Plexiglass, Screen
1960s Abstract Screen Sculptures
Nylon, Screen
1970s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Metal, Enamel
Late 20th Century Contemporary Screen Sculptures
Mirror, Plexiglass, Screen
1990s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Porcelain, Screen
1990s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Metal
1970s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Lucite, Plexiglass, Screen
1960s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Metal
1980s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Glass, Lucite, Screen
1970s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Screen, Plexiglass
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Glass, Screen
1990s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
1960s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Screen, Plexiglass
2010s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Concrete
Early 2000s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Lucite, Paper, Mixed Media, Screen
2010s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Concrete
2010s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Concrete
Late 20th Century Abstract Expressionist Screen Sculptures
Found Objects
2010s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Plexiglass
1950s Art Deco Screen Sculptures
Ceramic
2010s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Plexiglass
1940s Abstract Expressionist Screen Sculptures
Clay, Varnish
2010s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Ceramic, Porcelain, Screen
2010s Op Art Screen Sculptures
Plexiglass
21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Expressionist Screen Sculptures
Ceramic, Glaze
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Mixed Media, Screen
1960s Contemporary Screen Sculptures
Nylon, Screen
1960s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Nylon, Screen
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
Late 20th Century Op Art Screen Sculptures
Paper, Screen
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
1980s Contemporary Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen, Lithograph
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Lithograph, Wood, Screen
1980s Surrealist Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
1960s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Nylon, Screen
1980s Pop Art Screen Sculptures
Wood, Screen
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