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The image shows an abstract design within a rectangular space with two sections. One section on the left features a large oval shape encased within a square filled with small, irregular marks. The other section on the right depicts overlapping triangles and parallelograms. The arrangement of lines and textures creates depth and complexity.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, Robert Mangold: Prints 1968-1998; a catalogue raisonné accompanied by 7 original woodcuts, 2000, portfolio with seven woodcuts on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.1-7

Robert Mangold: Prints 1968-1998; a catalogue raisonné accompanied by 7 original woodcuts

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · portfolio with seven woodcuts on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.1-7

The image shows an abstract composition with a black rectangle at the center, accompanied by two looping, curved lines extending from each side of the rectangle. The lines create shapes resembling loops or ribbons, adding movement and contrast against the solid rectangular form. This abstract arrangement can be interpreted as a blend of static and flowing elements within a minimalist aesthetic.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, G, 2000, woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.7

G

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.7

The image contains two vertical red rectangles closely positioned side by side, separated by a thin white line, set against a plain light background. The composition suggests simple geometric forms with a minimalist style.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, A, 2000, color woodcut on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.1

A

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · color woodcut on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.1

The image showcases a series of geometric forms and fluid lines in an abstract composition. A vibrant orange semi-circle is connected to a black-brown rectangular block on the left. Two looping black lines intersect the orange shape, resembling ribbons or loops of a string. The artwork contrasts clear, solid blocks of color with freeform loops, creating a dynamic tension.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, F, 2000, color woodcut on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.6

F

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · color woodcut on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.6

The image contains a pair of adjacent geometric shapes in square forms. One shape includes an abstract oval with irregularly distributed speckles, while the other shape consists of several triangles arranged in a way that suggests folding or interlocking. The composition encourages viewers to draw associations with familiar objects such as a map or a quilt through its distinct sectors and textures.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, C, 2000, woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.3

C

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.3

The image is a rectangular composition divided into two sections with varying geometric elements. On the left side, vertical lines create a textured background, intersected by an elongated oval shape. The right side features abstract shapes formed by bold, angular lines intersecting within a triangular form.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, D, 2000, woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.4

D

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.4

The image shows a circle inside a yellow square, positioned slightly off-center towards the right edge of the square. The geometric arrangement is set on a plain background, highlighting the simplicity and balance of the design.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, B, 2000, color woodcut on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.2

B

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · color woodcut on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.2

The image shows two geometric shapes: a slightly tilted square on the left and an oval inscribed within a dark rectangle on the right. Bold black lines and shaded areas are used in the composition. The contrast between the sharp angles of the left shape and the smooth curves of the oval on the right creates a visual interplay.
Robert Mangold, Parasol Press, E, 2000, woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper, Gift of the Collectors Committee, 2001.146.5

E

Robert Mangold, Parasol Press · 2000 · woodcut in black on Korean Kozo paper ·  Accession ID  2001.146.5

The image is an abstract drawing with a textured center featuring a black and white shape resembling a triangular or funnel-like form. The drawing is surrounded by blank space, with handwritten script along the left edge of the paper.
Donald Sultan, Felix Harlan, Carol Weaver, Parasol Press, Untitled, 1988, aquatint in black on wove paper, Corcoran Collection (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Singer in honor of Terrie Sultan), 2015.19.3156.5

Untitled

Donald Sultan, Felix Harlan, Carol Weaver, Parasol Press · 1988 · aquatint in black on wove paper ·  Accession ID  2015.19.3156.5

The image displays a close-up of facial features, specifically the lips and chin. The details are soft and appear vintage, with a grainy texture. There is no visible hair, clothing, or additional facial features. The background is off-white, framing a small rectangular image with handwritten text on the side.
Donald Sultan, Felix Harlan, Carol Weaver, Parasol Press, Untitled, 1988, aquatint in black on wove paper, Corcoran Collection (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Singer in honor of Terrie Sultan), 2015.19.3156.2

Untitled

Donald Sultan, Felix Harlan, Carol Weaver, Parasol Press · 1988 · aquatint in black on wove paper ·  Accession ID  2015.19.3156.2