From a suite of four etchings depicting four distinct phases in the life cycle of the periodical cicada. The two intersecting lines dividing the image into four quadrants allude to the "four corners" are of the Southwestern United States, where Utah, Colorado, Arizon, and New Mexico meet and where the artist first encountered her subject.

%C2%A9 Nancy Randall

The Four Corners, Plate I, 1980

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Title
The Four Corners, Plate I
Artist Life
born 1928
Role
Maker
Accession Number
P.83.60.5.1
Catalogue Raisonne
VEL 189
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From a suite of four etchings depicting four distinct phases in the life cycle of the periodical cicada. The two intersecting lines dividing the image into four quadrants allude to the "four corners" are of the Southwestern United States, where Utah, Colorado, Arizon, and New Mexico meet and where the artist first encountered her subject.

© Nancy Randall

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