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Artist: Jack Clift
Flashing Light 37 X 50 Oil on metal
By Jack Clift
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Tin and Oil Jack Clift created a signature style utilizing corrugated metal in 1978 while on a trip south interviewing folk artists. He was inspired by their use of all materials an...
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1980s Contemporary Jack Clift Art

Materials

Oil

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