Bowdoin College Museum of Art | - untitled (One of the 3rd Group of Spiral Notebook Drawings to be Hung at a Height 53" (Top Edge) High from the Floor in the Center of White Wall with Glue at Top Corners)

Preview image of work. graphite, incisions on cut and folded paper, untitled (One of the 3rd Group of Spiral Notebook Drawings to be Hung at a Height 53" (Top Edge) High from the Floor in the Center of White Wall with Glue at Top Corners) 27816

2014.7.5

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untitled (One of the 3rd Group of Spiral Notebook Drawings to be Hung at a Height 53" (Top Edge) High from the Floor in the Center of White Wall with Glue at Top Corners)

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Artist

Richard Tuttle (Rahway, New Jersey, 7/12/1941 - )

Title

untitled (One of the 3rd Group of Spiral Notebook Drawings to be Hung at a Height 53" (Top Edge) High from the Floor in the Center of White Wall with Glue at Top Corners)

Creation Date

1975

Century

late 20th century

Dimensions

11 x 8 1/2 in. (27.94 x 21.59 cm)

Object Type

drawing

Creation Place

North America, United States

Medium and Support

graphite, incisions on cut and folded paper

Credit Line

Gift of Gilbert and Lila Silverman

Copyright

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Accession Number

2014.7.5

"Much of my work depends on the breakdown of the traditional forms designating drawing, painting and sculpture. Knowing how hard this is, how objectionable, I take the least (or most) objectionable, i.e., paper, itself, accepting, tongue in cheek, the word “drawing” will be used ever after to describe it. Unfortunately, because some inherited basics are so powerful, foundational, I am put in a defensive position forever if I believe in what I am doing and why I am doing it."--Richard Tuttle