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Cat. No. 302/II

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State/Variant:
State II of II
Date:
2002
Themes
Abstraction, Fabric Works
Techniques
Screenprint
Support:
Fabric
Dimensions:
sheet: 11 x 7 1/2" (28 x 19.1 cm)
Signature:
"LB" lower right comp., stitched in red thread.
Publisher
Procuniar Workshop
Printer
Procuniar Workshop
Edition:
3; plus 1 A.P.
Edition Information:
There may be variations in the fabrics used in this edition, as is commonly found in the old fabrics Bourgeois chose to use as printing surfaces. There may also be variations in the hemming within the edition, with some works having visible hems and others having invisible hems.

Dimensions throughout the edition vary slightly because of hemming and stretching fluctuations.
Impression:
1/3
Background:
This is one of 25 screenprints on fabric that Bourgeois printed and editioned with Procuniar Workshop in 2002. All the compositions are abstract and are printed in red, but the sizes vary and the group was not issued together as a series. (See Cat. Nos. 298-322.)
Curatorial Remarks:
This impression has been mounted to a backing board with cross stitches in each corner, and framed. Due to the nature of the mounting and framing of this work, the verso could not be examined.
Description:
Screenprint
State Changes and Additions:
Changes from state I: outlines of forms refined; forms filled in.
Bibliography:
"Louise Bourgeois: Recent Projects." Milwaukee, WI: Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University, 2007.

Catalogue accompanying the exhibition "Louise Bourgeois: Recent Projects" held at the Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, from July 26–September 30, 2007.
MoMA Credit Line:
Gift of the artist
MoMA Accession Number:
301.2009
This Work in Other Collections:
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Cambridge, MA
© The Easton Foundation/VAGA at ARS, NY

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2002

Source

2002

Dissymétrie Is Tolerated If Not Encouraged
States
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