John Slivon

The image displays intersecting lines and geometric shapes forming an abstract composition. Thin, straight lines crisscross horizontally and diagonally on a blank canvas, creating a pattern. A larger rectangle encompasses these lines, and within it, a smaller rectangle is situated in the lower left area.

#7 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Drypoint from a portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings on wove german etching paper [artist's proof] Accession ID 1996.77.12.7

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The image displays thin intersecting lines forming an abstract arrangement on a plain background. The linear elements create a structured pattern, resembling architectural blueprints or scaffold outlines. The design allows for viewer interpretation, possibly evoking constructions or wireframe designs. The minimalistic style and lack of solid shapes encourage open-ended interpretation.

#8 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Etching from a portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings on wove german etching paper [artist's proof] Accession ID 1996.77.12.8

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The image displays bold, sweeping lines forming intersecting arcs and angles against a light background in an abstract style. A thick line curves on the left, ascends sharply, then descends on the right. A horizontal line spans the lower part of the image, intersected by vertical and diagonal lines hinting at movement or tension.

#5 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Stephen Thomas, Crown Point Press

1977

Drypoint from a portfolio of five drypoints and three etchings on rives bfk wove paper Accession ID 1996.77.4.4

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The image consists of bold, black lines on a plain background. The top portion shows intersecting horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines creating an abstract shape. Below, two diagonal lines converge to form a large triangle. The composition encourages viewers to connect the geometric shapes with familiar objects through imagination.

#2 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Stephen Thomas, Crown Point Press

1977

Drypoint from a portfolio of five drypoints and three etchings on umbria italia wove paper Accession ID 1996.77.4.2

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The image displays intersecting lines of various thicknesses forming an oval shape on a blank canvas. The lines create a grid-like composition resembling an architectural blueprint or a map with streets. The crisscrossing lines divide the space into sections, adding movement. The oval shape may suggest an archway or a focal point within the design.

#4 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Drypoint from a portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings on wove rives bfk paper [artist's proof] Accession ID 1996.77.12.4

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The image shows intersecting straight lines and shapes forming an abstract composition. Thick and thin lines create a rectangular frame around the edges, with X-shapes crossing the center and additional vertical and horizontal lines adding complexity.

#1 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Stephen Thomas, Crown Point Press

1977

Drypoint from a portfolio of five drypoints and three etchings on wove german etching paper Accession ID 1996.77.4.1

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The image displays thin intersecting lines and shapes within a small rectangular area towards the top of the canvas. The design consists of abstract elements such as elongated loops, curves, and small circular shapes aligned horizontally. The composition appears minimalistic against an empty background.

#6 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Etching from a portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings on wove rives bfk paper [artist's proof] Accession ID 1996.77.12.6

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Nine Drypoints and Etchings

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings Accession ID 1996.77.12.1-9

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The image shows an Italian banknote with the denomination "LIRE DIECIMILA." On the right side of the banknote is a partial image of a person, including the upper body and head. The person faces left in a three-quarter view, with detailed facial features, a nose, a beard, and curly hair. The attire appears formal and historical. The banknote features decorative patterns, intricate designs in brown and light green, and text including "BANCA D'ITALIA" and numerical identifiers. A signature is below the central text. The background of the banknote contains engravings and a faded pattern.

Diecimila [recto]

Chris Burden, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Photo-etching with colored pencil on don farnsworth handmade paper Accession ID 1997.8.35.a

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The image shows thin intersecting lines and right angles, creating a network of geometric patterns on a plain backdrop. The abstract composition suggests a fragmented structure, resembling an architectural blueprint or shattered glass pane. The sparse arrangement of lines conveys minimalism, resembling man-made structures or map grids with crisscrossing and overlapping lines at various angles.

#8 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Stephen Thomas, Crown Point Press

1977

Etching from a portfolio of five drypoints and three etchings on wove german etching paper Accession ID 1996.77.4.7

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The image consists of bold black lines forming an abstract composition within a rectangular frame on a white background. The main shape is a large triangle in the lower center, supported by vertical and horizontal lines. Above the triangle, thinner intersecting lines create an abstract sense of a roof or structure. The arrangement of shapes and lines suggests architectural connections within the abstract design.

#2 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Drypoint from a portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings on wove german etching paper [artist's proof] Accession ID 1996.77.12.2

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#9 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

Richard Diebenkorn, John Slivon, Crown Point Press

1977

Etching from a portfolio of six drypoints and three etchings on wove german etching paper [artist's proof] Accession ID 1996.77.12.9

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John Slivon

#7 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]

#7 from Nine Drypoints and Etchings [artist's proof]