Underweysung der Messung: Melencolia, Momento Mori, Still Life, A Cat in the Meat Trade, Étant Donnée, Larder

William Kentridge South African

Printer Printed by Randy Hemminghaus American

Publisher Published by Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions American

2007

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Title: Underweysung der Messung: Melencolia, Momento Mori, Still Life, A Cat in the Meat Trade, Étant Donnée, Larder
Artist: William Kentridge (South African, born Johannesburg, 1955)
Printer: Printed by Randy Hemminghaus (American, born Canada 1957)
Publisher: Published by Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions (New Brunswick, New Jersey)
Date: 2007
Medium: A set of six stereoscopic photogravures with stereoscope
Dimensions: each 13 1/2 x 22 1/2 in. (34.3 x 57.2 cm)
Classification: Prints
Credit Line: Janet Lee Kadesky Ruttenberg Fund, in honor of Colta Ives, 2008
Object Number: 2008.255.1–.7
Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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