Artworks associated with “Inventory”

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  • This is a drawing of a textual composition featuring hand-written text that reads: "PER KIRKEBY INVENTORY San Francisco 1993" at the center, with "Crown Point Press" at the bottom. The text is on a textured background with horizontal lines and shading. A simple geometric shape is included below the main text. The overall impression is one of a title page or cover for a publication or catalog.

    Title Page

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.102

    Not on view
  • The composition displays bold, dark shapes resembling head-like forms with elongated leg-like structures, interconnected by jagged, angular lines. Square and triangular designs within the shapes suggest faces looking straight ahead. The figures face one direction on slender legs. Lighter trailing lines below and around them suggest movement or a landscape setting, enhancing the overall structure.

    Plate 1

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.103

    Not on view
  • The image features thick, dark, elongated shapes moving horizontally across the canvas, intersected by thin, vertical and diagonal lines. This abstract composition suggests movement and depth. The interplay of bold, solid forms with fine, erratic scribbles creates a dynamic, energetic scene.

    Plate 2

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.104

    Not on view
  • The image displays a collection of meandering lines and sweeping curves creating an abstract composition. The lines cross and overlap, resembling fluid motion. The forms can be compared to floating leaves or rocks in a stream, evoking a sense of flow and movement. The interplay of lighter and bolder lines enhances the dynamic quality of the scene.

    Plate 3

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.105

    Not on view
  • The image features abstract lines and shapes with dynamic qualities. The lines are primarily vertical and slanted, with occasional horizontal intersections. There are three distinct cluster forms with rugged structures, bound by linear patterns resembling nets. The composition suggests chaos and order, evoking natural elements or an abstract landscape.

    Plate 4

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.106

    Not on view
  • The image depicts a series of intricate swirling lines and bold shapes. Several curving black strokes intersect at various points, creating an abstract composition. The lines meander across the surface, resembling winding rivers or flowing paths. Darker, thicker shapes resembling silhouettes of small blocky figures or abstracted trees add depth and dimension to the piece. The overall appearance suggests scribbled sketches or simplified forms, inviting viewers to find familiar patterns within the design.

    Plate 5

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.107

    Not on view
  • The image shows a series of elongated, vertical forms composed of dense, interwoven lines. The abstract arrangement of lines and shapes gives the impression of a forest of trees or columns. The central forms stand upright as if rooted to the ground, with surrounding linear patterns weaving around them. The sweeping lines at the bottom resemble an uneven ground or flowing water.

    Plate 6

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and hardground etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.108

    Not on view
  • The image shows irregular, intertwining black lines and shapes creating an abstract composition. Dominant vertical and diagonal lines intersect with horizontal streaks, resembling a chaotic pattern. The dense clustering of lines creates areas of visual weight. Angular shapes at the bottom of the image could suggest forms of sails or abstracted tents.

    Plate 7

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.109

    Not on view
  • The image displays swirling lines and amorphous shapes blending together in a chaotic arrangement to form an abstract composition. Thick black strokes and intersecting lines create tangled patterns, while lighter, finer lines in the background suggest a crumpled texture. The overall effect is a dynamic and intricate design that can be interpreted as a wild landscape or a busy cityscape from an aerial perspective.

    Plate 8

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.110

    Not on view
  • The image displays irregular, flowing lines and dark, amorphous blobs in the center, set against a backdrop of lighter, wavy lines. In this abstract composition, two large dark shapes dominate the center. Around these central forms, swirling lines zigzag energetically. A few geometric shapes, including rectangles, are faintly apparent amidst the organic forms.

    Plate 9

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint, hardground etching, and sugarlift aquatint with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.111

    Not on view
  • The image shows bold black shapes with textured and curved lines that create balance. The shapes and lines overlap and converge in a manner that evokes fluid movements. The top portion features a horizontal band, while the bottom has curved lines and a darker area with dots. In the center, angular lines suggest a fan or bird feathers.

    Plate 10

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.112

    Not on view
  • The image displays a series of bold, sweeping lines and jagged shapes that intersect and overlap in an abstract manner. These black ink strokes are arranged in a way that resembles a chaotic landscape or aerial view of geographical formations, with some lines curving like winding paths and others forming triangular or rectangular patterns. The composition has elements that suggest a bird's-eye view of a fragmented, imaginary terrain.

    Plate 11

    Per Kirkeby, Crown Point Press

    1993

    One from a portfolio of 18 prints with title page: drypoint and etching with scraping on somerset textured white paper  Accession ID  1997.8.113

    Not on view

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