Lee Mullican

American, 1919 - 1998

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  • The image shows an interplay of contorted lines and geometric shapes converging into an abstract pattern resembling a cellular structure. The central area is dominated by interconnected dark shapes outlined in black. Surrounding this are layered, jagged edges in muted greens and purples, creating an effect similar to geological strata or rippled water surfaces. The composition blends sharp angles and curves to evoke natural configurations.

    Hungry Ghosts VIII

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1964

    Lithograph (aluminum and zinc) in transparent violet, black and transparent blue-green on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.370.9

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  • The image displays bold, jagged, and curving lines that interweave with circular and geometric shapes. This abstract composition evokes a sense of motion. The elements in the image resemble mechanical parts or fragmented industrial machinery with crisp edges and interconnected components. Dotted lines, circular objects, and scattered bursts suggest gears or cogs, while other shapes may resemble pipes or conduits. These forms combine to create an imaginative machine or futuristic contraption in abstract form.

    Hungry Ghosts III

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1964

    Lithograph (aluminum) in black on buff arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.370.4

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  • The image displays abstract, irregular shapes in black and gray on a light gray background. The forms are connected by sweeping, curved lines and patches resembling brush strokes. The overall pattern may bring to mind a dense collection of leaves or a forest, with some parts appearing dense like foliage and others suggesting cascading water or tendrils.

    Feathered Presence

    Lee Mullican, Tamarind Institute

    1964

    Lithograph (stone and aluminum) in transparent gray and green-black  Accession ID  1984.34.400

    Not on view