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1¢ Life

All Works

Showing 1 - 18 of 36

Artworks

    1¢ Life, 1964

    Sam Francis

    Lithograph
    2008.44.3

    Cloud Rock, 1964

    Sam Francis

    Lithograph
    2008.44.29

    Kayo 4 Years Old -- Red Eye, 1964

    Sam Francis

    Lithograph
    2008.44.31

    My Dear White Skeleton, 1964

    Öyvind Fahlström

    Lithograph
    2008.44.45

    Pink Venus Kiki, 1964

    Sam Francis

    Lithograph
    2008.44.39

    Red, 1964

    Pierre Alechinsky

    Lithograph
    2008.44.21

    Round Breast of Jayne Mansfield, 1964

    Sam Francis

    Lithograph
    2008.44.53

    Señorita Rio, 1964

    Mel Ramos

    Lithograph
    2008.44.56

    Sex Anyone?, 1964

    Robert Indiana

    Lithograph
    2008.44.17

    The General's Wife, 1964

    Enrico Baj

    Lithograph
    2008.44.61

    An abstract color print of a woman with green coloring on half of her face, a red necklace with a cross, a sash, and cursive text underneath.
    Tigergirl, 1964

    Mel Ramos

    Lithograph
    2008.44.58

    Uncle Sam Loves Marilyn, 1964

    Sam Francis

    Lithograph
    2008.44.8

    An abstract color print with splatters and splotches of red, yellow, blue, and black.
    [Untitled], 1964

    Robert Indiana

    Lithograph
    2008.44.52

    [Untitled], 1964

    Pierre Alechinsky

    Lithograph
    2008.44.55

    [Untitled], 1964

    Asger Jorn

    Lithograph
    2008.44.60

    [Untitled], 1964

    Alan Davie

    Lithograph
    2008.44.7

    [Untitled], 1964

    Alfred Jensen

    Lithograph
    2008.44.36

    [Untitled], 1964

    Karel Appel

    Lithograph
    2008.44.28

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