Marbling in miniature

1980

Not on view

"350 copies printed and bound by Christopher Weimann with assistance from Muir Dawson, Stephen Tabor, Ingrid Weimann, Rene Patron, and Pall Bohme" --Colophon

Artwork Details

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Title: Marbling in miniature
Author: Christopher Weimann (American, 1946–1988)
Date: 1980
Geography: Los Angeles, CA
Dimensions: [11] pages, [11] leaves of plates : 12 color samples ; Height: 3 1/8 in. (8 cm)
Object Number: Z271 .W4 1980

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