Art, Abstract

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fst00815850

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  • SEE ALSO: Art, Modern; Modernism (Art)

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    Art, Abstract

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      Art, Abstract

      • UF Abstract art

      • UF Art, Non-objective

      • UF Non-objective art

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      Art, Abstract

        727 Finding Aid results for Art, Abstract

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        Pollock art baseball cap
        MA 131: B06-F09 · Folder · undated
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Cap is signed in black in by Pollock on the white underside of the bill. Pollock also included a design created by him.

        Pygmy Warrior
        MA131: B13 F70 · Folder · 1985 April 27
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        85.04.27.07 Original pen and ink drawing on Canson Mi-Tientes paper

        Rabbit block
        MA 131: B07-FR10 · Framed · undated
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Woodcut block of rabbit - print black - used to make MA131-IT-21

        Rabbit block
        MA 131: B07-FR11 · Framed · undated
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        Woodcut block of rabbit - print color - used to make MA131-IT-21

        Reclining Nude and Bird
        MA131: B13 F57 · Folder · 1969
        Part of James Pollock Papers

        This painting won a plaque that said "Big Bend's 1st national Art Exhibit. The reason for discrepancy of date on the painting and date of the plaque is unknown. Exhibit was in Tallahassee, Florida. In 2005, Thomas Mangialino wrote a paper for a class called Visual Methodologies #2 under Dr. Adele Anderson, Papers is dated 10-24 July 2005. In addition to referencing this painting he references "Looking Down the Trail."

        Note: · Inventory Only
        Part of James Pollock Papers

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