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Romy at Play in Frühlingstrasse, Gräfelfing, Germany, Morgan O'Hara  American, Screenprint
Morgan O'Hara
Publisher Aspinwall Editions
2015
Untitled, Hedda Sterne  American, Black chalk on paper
Hedda Sterne
ca. 1954
Untitled, Dolly Unithan  Malaysian, Printing ink on Arches printing paper
Dolly Unithan
ca. 1990
Nippon A, Josef Albers  American, born Germany, Drypoint
Josef Albers
1942
Piece, French or British
French or British
19th century
Untitled, Henri Michaux  French, born Belgium, Pen and ink on paper
Henri Michaux
ca. 1958
Untitled, Jan Groth  Norwegian, Black wax crayon on paper
Jan Groth
1972
Untitled, David Smith  American, Brush and black ink on paper
David Smith
1953
Untitled, Franz Kline  American, Brush and black ink on paper
Franz Kline
ca. 1950
Untitled, Jan Groth  Norwegian, Black wax crayon on paper
Jan Groth
1973
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Dark Composition, Mohammad Omer Khalil, Etching
Mohammad Omer Khalil
1966
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Firefly, Philippe Parreno  French, born Algeria, Brush and black ink on paper
Philippe Parreno
2014
Untitled (Requiem) II, Mahmoud Hamadani  Iranian, Ink on paper
Mahmoud Hamadani
2015
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink with graphite on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black Ink and graphite on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Untitled, Melissa Meyer  American, Black and white paint sticks on paper
Melissa Meyer
1985
Black and White Quartet, Richard Pousette-Dart  American, Acrylic paint on etching
Richard Pousette-Dart
1979
Untitled, Lila Katzen  American, Oil paint on paper
Lila Katzen
1950
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
The Bush Years: A Summary, Siegfried Woldhek  Dutch, Pen and black ink on graph paper
Siegfried Woldhek
2008
Drawing Fragment (Verso) (from Sketchbook), James McNeill Whistler  American, Black ink on wove paper, American
James McNeill Whistler
1854–55
Untitled, Judit Reigl  French, born Hungary, Black pen and ink on paper
Judit Reigl
1954
Bauhaus Archive, Gunta Stölzl  German, Photograph
Designer Gunta Stölzl
Insect, Kenneth Callahan  American, Brush and black ink on paper (recto and verso)
Kenneth Callahan
1959
Untitled, Tam 1748 (13/20), Frank Lobdell  American, Lithograph; 13/20
Frank Lobdell
Printer Tamarind Lithography Workshop
1966
Untitled, Jan Groth  Norwegian, Black wax crayon on paper
Jan Groth
1971
HIEROGLYPHIC SEISMOGRAPH, Bruce Conner  American, Brush and black ink on paper
Bruce Conner
1999
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink and graphite on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink and graphite on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
Drawn to Sound in New York, Morgan O'Hara  American, Screenprint
Morgan O'Hara
Publisher Aspinwall Editions
2015
Untitled, Cy Twombly  American, Pen and black ink on paper
Cy Twombly
ca. 1958
Untitled, Abraham Walkowitz  American, born Russia, Pen and black ink and graphite on paper
Abraham Walkowitz
ca. 1940
BOOKPAGES, Bruce Conner  American, Black porous-point pen on two joined pieces of paper
Bruce Conner
1967

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