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  • This is a drawing of abstractly arranged handwritten text. The drawing contains clusters of black handwritten words and phrases scattered across a white page. The text overlaps and interweaves, with some words more legible than others. The overlapping words form dense areas in some spots, while in others, the text is more spread out. The handwritten text varies in size and orientation, adding to the overall sense of disorder and complexity. The background is blank.

    Untitled

    John Cage, Fred Genis, James Sheehy, Hollander Graphic Workshop

    1972

    Lithograph on arches paper  Accession ID  2001.145.1.a

    Not on view
  • This is a photograph of a blue fabric-covered folder or box with a bow. The image shows a neatly covered item enveloped in deep blue fabric. The fabric appears smooth and covers the entire item. A dark ribbon is tied into a bow on the right side, adding a touch of elegance to the design. The overall appearance is minimalistic and understated.

    Mushroom Book

    John Cage, Lois Long, Fred Genis, James Sheehy, Hollander Graphic Workshop

    1972

    Portfolio of twenty lithographs with title and colophon pages on arches paper  Accession ID  2001.145.1-10

    Not on view
  • The image shows a group of morel mushrooms illustrated with tall white stems and textured brown cap tops, placed on the right page of an open book. The color palette includes various shades of brown, white, black, and beige in the text section. The mushrooms are detailed and centralized on the right page, while the left page contains text describing various species of morel mushrooms arranged in columns.

    Untitled

    Lois Long, James Sheehy, Fred Genis, Hollander Graphic Workshop

    1972

    Color lithograph on arches paper  Accession ID  2001.145.10.b

    Not on view
  • The image displays a network of lines and shaded areas forming an intricate and abstract design. Some parts appear densely packed with text while others are more sparse. Text is inscribed throughout, resembling geographic annotations. Some text curves around shapes, similar to outlines on a topographical map. The design gives the impression of a map overlaid with abstract art, blending map structures with handwritten notes and observations.

    Untitled

    John Cage, Fred Genis, James Sheehy, Hollander Graphic Workshop

    1972

    Lithograph in black on arches paper  Accession ID  2001.145.10.a

    Not on view
  • The image features two clusters of mushrooms as the largest objects, one at the top right corner with pinkish-brown caps and the other at the bottom right corner with yellow and brown caps. On the left side of the image, there is a column of text describing the mushrooms, occupying most of the left page. The illustrations of the mushrooms are positioned on the right page, with the pinkish-brown mushrooms near the top center and the yellow and brown mushrooms near the bottom center.

    Untitled

    Lois Long, Fred Genis, James Sheehy, Hollander Graphic Workshop

    1972

    Color lithograph on arches paper  Accession ID  2001.145.1.b

    Not on view
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    The Preacher

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, Xavier Fourcade Gallery

    1971

    Lithograph in black on arches wove paper  Accession ID  1975.104.18

    Not on view
  • The image displays swirling black lines and splatters on a light background, creating a dynamic composition. The shapes suggest animal silhouettes and there is a central rounded form that resembles an eye or an ellipse. The interplay of shapes, lines, and textures hints at motion and life.

    Minnie Mouse

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, Xavier Fourcade Gallery

    1971

    Lithograph in black on dutch wove paper  Accession ID  1975.104.12

    Not on view
  • The image displays bold, sweeping black brushstrokes creating curved and angular shapes on the canvas. The lines suggest outlines of structures resembling a house with a rectangular door and windows, as well as a shape reminiscent of a chair or furniture. The elements are interconnected through repeated strokes, balancing organic forms with geometric hints.

    Table and Chair

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, M. Knoedler & Company

    1971

    Lithograph in black on copperplate de luxe paper  Accession ID  1975.104.15

    Not on view
  • The image features swirling lines and forms in shades of black and gray. The thick bands appear intertwined, resembling tangled ribbons or flowing water. Clusters of dots are interspersed throughout, adding texture and depth. The composition can evoke the sense of chaotic movement, making it an intriguing abstract piece.

    Landscape at Stanton Street

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, Xavier Fourcade Gallery

    1971

    Lithograph in black on dutch wove paper  Accession ID  2012.92.646

    Not on view
  • The image contains bold black brushstrokes and patches that curve and intersect across a textured background, creating an abstract composition. The shapes of the brushwork resemble familiar objects, such as a horn or a bird in flight. Several elongated and tapered lines evoke fluid motion similar to calligraphy or the forms of smoke or waves.

    With Love

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, Xavier Fourcade Gallery

    1971

    Lithograph in black on jeff goodman wove paper  Accession ID  1975.104.10

    Not on view
  • The image displays fluid black shapes and lines on a light background. The lines and shapes twist and curve, evoking a sense of motion. Some of the strokes and spots resemble drifting smoke or ink blots. The composition appears spontaneous and dynamic.

    Souvenir of Montauk

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, M. Knoedler & Company

    1971

    Lithograph in black on akawara laid paper  Accession ID  1975.104.13

    Not on view
  • The image displays swirling and curving shapes with thick black lines on a canvas. The abstract composition suggests movement, resembling twisted ribbons or flowing branches. The use of black and white creates contrast and small dots and splatters throughout evoke bubbles or a starry night sky.

    Landscape at Stanton Street

    Willem de Kooning, Hollander Graphic Workshop, Xavier Fourcade Gallery

    1971

    Lithograph in black on dutch wove paper  Accession ID  1975.104.7

    Not on view