James Rosenquist
The Light That Won't Fail I
1972
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Artist
James Rosenquist
(American, 1933–2017)
- Title The Light That Won't Fail I
- Date 1972
- Medium Lithograph
- Edition description AP 16/20
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Dimensions
unframed | 22 1/2 x 30 in.
- Credit line Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Joseph, 1981
- Object number WU 1981.27.3
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Technique
lithography
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Work type
print
1981
Dr. & Mrs. Harold Joseph
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