Oaxaca

1966

George Ortman

Associated Names
George Ortman
Artist, American, 1926 - 2015
Tamarind Institute
Publisher
This is an image of a title page of a lithograph collection. The image shows the word "OAXACA" in bold black capital letters near the top center. Below it are the words "LITHOGRAPHS BY GEORGE ORTMAN" in a smaller font size. The background is textured and appears to be white or light gray.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    portfolio of fourteen lithographs on wove German Etching paper

  • Credit Line

    Gift of Dorothy J. and Benjamin B. Smith

  • Dimensions

    sheet: 66 x 45.7 cm (26 x 18 in.)

  • Accession Number

    1984.34.481.1-14

  • Portfolio Title

    Oaxaca

Associated Artworks

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The image contains a series of geometric shapes and lines arranged in a symmetrical and repeating pattern. It showcases triangles, circles, and diamond shapes in a vertically mirrored design. Rectangular frames composed of textured lines are present, resembling a plus symbol. Concentric circles and triangular forms paired with diamond shapes are arranged in a structured format.

Oaxaca

George Ortman, Tamarind Institute
1966
The image features bold geometric shapes and lines, creating an abstract symmetry. At the center, a column of diamond shapes in dark brown extends vertically, flanked by circular elements with concentric circles. Above and below, large triangular forms suggest pointed arrows, while textured squares enclosing smaller squares with a cross inside are present. The overall design is framed by horizontal stripes at the top and bottom.

Oaxaca

George Ortman, Tamarind Institute
1966
The image displays symmetrical geometric shapes and lines, including diamond shapes, concentric circles, and a central circular motif divided by intersecting lines. Broad black vertical bands frame the sides, while within the central vertical axis, symmetrical diamond configurations mimic the appearance of a stylized chain or path, creating an intricate and balanced design. On either side, diagonal, textured rectangles contribute to the layered and patterned look.

Flight

George Ortman, Tamarind Institute
1966

Artwork history & notes

Inscriptions

All lithographs signed; only colophon dated

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