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Artist: Hassel Smith
9000 and 9 Nights - Bright Colorful Abstract Painting, 11981
9000 and 9 Nights - Bright Colorful Abstract Painting, 11981

9000 and 9 Nights - Bright Colorful Abstract Painting, 11981

By Hassel Smith

Located in Palm Desert, CA

A painting by Hassel Smith. "9000 and 9 Nights" is an abstract, acrylic and graphite on canvas executed in a bright palette primarily of yellow, sky blues, greens and deep salmon and...

Category

1980s Post-War Hassel Smith Art

Materials

Canvas, Acrylic, Graphite

Eyeball to Eyeball
Eyeball to Eyeball

Eyeball to Eyeball

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An oil on canvas, abstract painting executed in white, red, and pale pinks and blue by contemporary artist Hassel Smith. Signed "Hassel Smith, December 1972" on back. Signed "Has...

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1970s Contemporary Hassel Smith Art

Materials

Oil

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