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very vibrant, colorful, abstract city scene; upward-looking perspective of orange skyscrapers on either side of image with blue, orange, red, green, and black squares and details; large, colorful flowerlike forms punctuate the scene; deep blue strip extending from bottom center to upper center resembles evening sky; orange, red, green, black crisscrossing lines over blue strip; small black, red, green, orange, and red squares and triangles dot the blue strip

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City 373, c. 1984

Kimura Risaburō

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abstract, kaleidoscope view of city: purple, blue, red, green, black, and while building forms at LR ad LL; blue, red, and green buildings at bottom center; irregular shapes at bottom center; geometric shapes in middle ground form skyscraper shapes; abstract forms in blue background at R center; large, irregular form with jagged black outline and blue and purple background rises at center and L, punctuated with red, purple, blue, green, and white shapes; two-toned blue square URQ with blue circle riddled with short purple, red, green, and black lines

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City 370, c. 1984

Kimura Risaburō

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abstract cityscape: arrangements of brilliantly colored, saturated squares of red, yellow, purple, blue, green, and brown throughout; squares are arranged in chevron pattern at upper center, punctuated by monolith shape of red, yellow, and blue panels; bright green background; rows of squares form colorful building shapes in bottom quadrat; taller monolithic buildings with red, yellow, green, and purple panels in lower center; blue background at bottom with zigzagged yellow and green form at LR

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City 372, c. 1984

Kimura Risaburō

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City 371, c. 1984

Kimura Risaburō

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