Lee Mullican

American, 1919 - 1998

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    The Mountain

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1969

    Lithograph (stone and aluminum) in silver and blended white, gray, three violets, three blues and yellow on german etching paper  Accession ID  1984.34.405

    Not on view
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    The Wave

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1969

    Lithograph (stone and aluminum) in two blue-greens, three whites, orange, two yellows and two blues on german etching paper  Accession ID  1984.34.404

    Not on view
  • The image shows an arrangement of spiraling and circular shapes with lines radiating from their centers. The composition contains elements resembling the forms of nautilus shells or spinning pinwheels, with central spirals expanding outward into large arcs. Additional smaller circular shapes and dynamic linear accents are included, giving the impression of abstracted depictions of celestial bodies or cogs within a machine. The image is monochromatic, using gradients of grey to highlight the contours and layering of the forms, emphasizing the complexity of the design.

    Fables II

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (aluminum) on wove arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.3

    Not on view
  • In the image, there is an intricate cluster of swirling, concentric circular shapes and intersecting lines creating an abstract form. These elements spread out from a central point, with spiky linear elements extending outward. The composition has similarities to natural forms like blossoming flowers or underwater corals but retains an abstract quality. The image is part of a series of black and white lithographs from the Tamarind Lithography Workshop.

    Fables (Colophon)

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (stone) on wove arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.12

    Not on view
  • The image shows a large dark rectangular shape with visible vertical and horizontal lines, resembling a closed binder or notebook. Two small metallic hinges or clasps are positioned on the right edge. The design is simple with a flat surface and a uniform color.

    Fables

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Portfolio w/ 12 lithographs (aluminum and stone), including title page and colophon, in black on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.1-12

    Not on view
  • The image showcases a collection of circular and semi-circular shapes overlapping and intersecting to form a complex pattern of lines and curves filling the page. The abstract artwork resembles a dynamic cluster of rounded objects with sharp, thin lines protruding from the centers. The overall composition may evoke the appearance of a bouquet or a cloud-like formation, with a fluid arrangement that could also be likened to softly rippling waves or floating organisms in nature.

    Fables IV

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (aluminum) in red-black on wove archespaper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.5

    Not on view
  • The image displays swirling, dotted lines and abstract shapes on a pink background. The arrangement creates a sense of motion and dynamism, with lines weaving through the space. At the center, there is a block of handwritten text against the backdrop. Dark navy elements contrast with the pink background.

    Hungry Ghosts (Colophon)

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (stone) in pink and violet on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.370.12

    Not on view
  • The image consists of curved, wavy vertical lines and circular forms, creating a sense of movement. It evokes organic growth, resembling intertwined tree trunks or vines surrounded by lily pads or flower petals. The circles and spirals give an impression of a complex machine or a garden of gears and cogs.

    Fables V

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (aluminum) on wove arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.6

    Not on view
  • The image displays irregular shapes and intersecting lines. Some shapes resemble spirals, circles, and jagged edges, resembling fragmented puzzle pieces or maps. The abstract composition evokes a mechanical blueprint, with interconnected lines and forms suggesting a dynamic network or cellular structure. The color palette consists of earthy tones.

    Fables X

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (stone) in black and brown on wove arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.11

    Not on view
  • The image shows a complex arrangement of circles and concentric lines radiating in various directions. Among these circles, there are shapes resembling spirals and sunbursts. The interplay of dark and light tones, with layered circles and radials, creates a dynamic composition. The overall effect is lively, suggesting movement and energy emanating from a central point.

    Fables IX

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (aluminum) on wove arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.10

    Not on view
  • The image depicts swirling circular shapes and angular lines converging into an intricate abstract composition. The circles have varying shades, resembling coiled shells or spirals, creating depth and motion. Straight lines and small geometric forms are interspersed throughout, adding structure. The composition evokes a sense of interconnected components within a larger visual symphony.

    Fables VII

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (aluminum) on wove arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.382.8

    Not on view
  • The image displays swirling lines and concentric circles creating an abstract composition. A central figure resembling a face emerges amidst dynamic shapes, with flowing lines below implying limbs. Overlapping spirals and dots add movement and complexity. At the bottom left, circular shapes and arrows suggest an abstract structure or celestial body.

    Hungry Ghosts X

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1965

    Lithograph (aluminum) in green-black on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.370.11

    Not on view