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as remembered, from the ¦inside weather¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Collage of lithograph, screenprint, relief, bronzing, stencil (hand coloring)
Steven Sorman
1998
could be, from the ¦inside weather¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Cut and pasted colored papers with lithograph, screenprint, stencil, metal paint, metal paint wash (hand-coloring) on paper
Steven Sorman
1998
Wind shift, Steven Sorman  American, Lithograph and woodcut
Steven Sorman
1995
rumors of virtue LXII, from the ¦rumors of virtue¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Monoprint on three joined handmade colored papers
Steven Sorman
1993
head long, from the ¦long year¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Etching, mezzotint, drypoint (hand-coloring)
Steven Sorman
1992
rumors of virtue LXXI, from the ¦rumors of virtue¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Collage of papers and monoprints with matte white paint on wood
Steven Sorman
1993
facing, from the ¦long year¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Aquatint, etching, drypoint (hand-coloring)
Steven Sorman
1992
Years and When, Steven Sorman  American, Collage of woodcut, relief, etching, lithograph
Steven Sorman
1985
Now At First and When, Steven Sorman  American, Collage of woodcut, relief, etching
Steven Sorman
1985
those from away (iii), from the ¦those from away¦ series, Steven Sorman  American, Linocut (hand-coloring)
Steven Sorman
1989
Steven Sorman
2000
Steven Sorman
1999
Steven Sorman
1999
Steven Sorman
1999
Steven Sorman
1998
Steven Sorman
1998
Steven Sorman
1998

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