Canticle 1

Basic Information

Artist(s):
Roman Verostko
Title:
Canticle 1
Medium:
Surface Size:
16.5 x 13 in.
Date Created:
1995
Inventory #:
Verostko-1995-02

Description

signed and dated lower right in graphite
signed, titled, and dated lower right corner on the reverse in graphite

“used for a FAX show @ Bilboa First of the Sun Canticles with gold leaf” inscribed lower left corner on the reverse in graphite

 

Detail images of the work

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