layered collage consisting of old printed linoleum pieces that are torn, worn and layered; faux wood grain patterned pieces of linoleum with cowboy figure and cowboy boots in URQ and moving downward to right center and LRQ; waxy yellowed adhesive in URC and on upper right edge; layered linoleum pieces with floral designs in top center and in center, with yellow adhesive seeping from the edges; geometric patterned linoleum with gray, red and white lined pattern; muted mauve floral pattern on left edge; severely crackled blue and peach floral pattern in LLC; yellow stained backing paper visible in corners

%C2%A9 Harmony Hammond %2F Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C NY

Lesbian Dreams, 1992

Harmony Hammondexpand_more

Linoleum, adhesive on panelexpand_more

Gift of Mary and Bob Merskyexpand_more  2020.96.7

On View in Gallery 373expand_more
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Title
Lesbian Dreams
Artist Life
born 1944
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2020.96.7
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layered collage consisting of old printed linoleum pieces that are torn, worn and layered; faux wood grain patterned pieces of linoleum with cowboy figure and cowboy boots in URQ and moving downward to right center and LRQ; waxy yellowed adhesive in URC and on upper right edge; layered linoleum pieces with floral designs in top center and in center, with yellow adhesive seeping from the edges; geometric patterned linoleum with gray, red and white lined pattern; muted mauve floral pattern on left edge; severely crackled blue and peach floral pattern in LLC; yellow stained backing paper visible in corners

© Harmony Hammond / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY

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