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#7 (wood)

1997-1998

Richard Tuttle

Associated Names

Richard Tuttle

Artist, American, born 1941

The sculpture is an abstract form composed of intersecting and overlapping linear shapes. It is primarily white and has a solid material appearance, possibly metal or resin. It is positioned on a white wall, creating a contemporary aesthetic. The clean lines and shadows enhance the sculpture's three-dimensionality, showcasing an angular and geometric design that presents depth and dimension for the viewer.

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Artwork overview

Medium

plywood, cardboard, wire, paint, and nails
Credit Line

Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection
Dimensions

overall: 44.45 × 59.69 cm (17 1/2 × 23 1/2 in.)
Accession Number

2016.11.3

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Dorothy [born 1935] and Herbert [1922-2012] Vogel, New York; gift 2016 to NGA.

Associated Names

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vogel

Wikidata ID

Q63864378

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