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Ice gun, 1935

Unknown American; Manufacturer: Opco Company

G379

Aluminum with adjustable hood vents; ebonite top and foot

%C2%A9 Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York %2F ADAGP%2C Paris

Lampe Ă  Pans Mobiles No. 40, c. 1928

Jacques Le Chevallier; Artist: René Koechlin

G379

red metal body with white stripe detailing at wheels; black rubber footplate; black tires with white interior with red line detail; "Skippy-Racer" decal on each side; "Ball Bearing" decal above foot plate

"Skippy-Racer" scooter, c. 1933

John Gordon Rideout; Designer: Harold L. Van Doren; Manufacturer: American National Company

G379

silver metallic outboard motor; sides of motor shaped like blimps with red and white "WATERWITCH" stickers

"Waterwitch" outboard motor, 20th century

John R. Morgan; Manufacturer: Sears, Roebuck and Co.

G379

Delft rabbit with blue feet and nose; floral designs on sides and forehead; coin slot on back and rubber stopper on bottom

Rabbit still bank, 20th century

The Netherlands

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brown ceramic shaped like a chicken feed sack with a picture of a chicken and chicken feed printed on the front. Coin slot on top; rubber stopper in bottom.

"Chicken Feed Bag" still bank, c. 1975

George Knerr

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brown ceramic teddy bear with white muzzle and paw bottoms wearing a red bow at his neck; bear has black nose and eyes; rubber stopper on bottom; paper label with initials and writing on bottom

"Teddy Bear" still bank, 20th century

Otagiri

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small Delft elephant with coin slot on top and rubber stopper on bottom; windmill on one side floral designs on side top and front

Elephant still bank, 20th century

Netherlands

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seated Santa Claus figure, made to sit with legs hanging from ledge; smiling Santa waves with PL hand; feet crossed

"Seated Santa Claus" still bank, 20th century

Japan

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small manual typewriter; front panel above keys printed in gold: "CORONA/ PROFESSIONAL" with gold textured panels on sides; "C Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc." on front panel below space bar

Corona Model 4 portable typewriter, 1930

C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.

G379

weight/height scale; black metal foot plate, printed in white with "STEP ON IT"; 3 etched chrome panels at front and sides; mirror with heights and weights at top

"Model S" scale, c. 1927

Joseph Claude Sinel; Manufacturer: International Ticket Scale Company

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clear Pyrex glass handle with red in base; red and silver control knob under handle; silver ironing surface

"Silver Streak" electric iron, c. 1940

Corning Glass Works (pyrex glass shell); Manufacturer: Saunders (heating element and steel body)

G379

brown vinyl with textured surface; brown vinyl lining with two rubber bumpers and three metal plates; "CORONA" in gold on inside cover

Case for Corona Model 4 portable typewriter, 1930

C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.

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parasol on long wooden staff; wooden and metal mechanism; cloth parasol attached to wooden elements with strips of yellow cloth; white on underside; hanging pendants around edges of parasol, with appliques of figures with tools, pots, snakes, staff, tree and hut with pink and black object; top is yellow with red and black trim, with red and black applique symbols or tools (?); edge has black trim with pink circles and blue and grey crescents

Royal parasol, mid to late 19th century

Fon

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grey pig with three pink flowers on each side; ears outlined in pink; cheeks pink; pink mouth outlined in black; eyes outlined in black have black centers with white and blue half circles surrounding; brown snout with two pink nostrils outlined in black; brown curl oun forehead outlined in black; chin and legs outlined in pink; black tail with indentations; four black rubber feet; bottom right side between fornt and rear feet: [OPEN/(down arrow)]; brown metal stopper with black arrow on red; white hand on right side; coin slot on top;

"Piggy Bank" mechanical bank, 20th century

Japan

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man with fishing pole, fish and barrel (coin slot); fish jumps out of water to drop coin from mouth to barrel; cattails painted on sides; man standing in water

"The One That Got Away" mechanical bank, 20th century

China

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Side Chair, molded birch plywood

%C2%A9 Eames Office

"LCW" chair (Lounge Chair Wood), c. 1950–1955

Charles Eames; Artist: Ray Eames; Designer: Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan, Est. 1923

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Lounge Chair, molded birch plywood

%C2%A9 Eames Office

"LCW" chair (Lounge Chair Wood), c. 1950–1955

Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan, Est. 1923

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manual adding machine with dark brown cover, metal handle with brown knob and green plastic keys and buttons

Victor printing calculator, 1954

Oscar Sundstrand; Manufacturer: Victor Adding Machine Company

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laminated birch; molded plywood w/rubber shocks

%C2%A9 Eames Office

"DCW" chair (Dining Chair Wood), 1946-1949

Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Evans Products Company, Molded Plywood Division, Venice, California, 1943-1949

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orange plastic body with orange cover with 2 black stripes and metal plate reading "Design by Ghia"; black keys; retractable handle on front

"Super G" portable typewriter, c. 1960

Carrozzeria Ghia SpA; Manufacturer: Smith Corona

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%C2%A9 Agnes Martin %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Praise, 1976 (published 1977)

Agnes Martin; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York; Printer: Triton Press, New York; Distributor: Museum of Modern Art, New York

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%C2%A9 Chuck Close%2C courtesy PaceWildenstein%2C New York

Phil / Rubber Stamp, 1976

Chuck Close; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York; Distributor: Museum of Modern Art, New York

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Peking Delight (rubber stamp), 1980

Red Grooms

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Peking Delight (rubber stamp), 1980

Red Grooms

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle against a predominantly red background

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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soldiers in camouflage with large pairs of wings, floating in black space; each soldier accompanied by a missile, with frontmost soldier at left straddling missile; plane in URC; stamp in black and maroon in lower margin at center of oil well spouting two large drops

%C2%A9 Enrique Chagoya

A Way of Flying, 2003

Enrique Chagoya; Printer: Segura Arts Studio, South Bend, Ind.; Publisher: Segura Arts Studio, South Bend, Ind.

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sketchy image of figures with oversized caricature heads including President Bush, Condoleeza Rice and other political figures; four severed heads at bottom; man's head on dog's body at bottom left of center; dark ground; red stamp in bottom margin at center of bloodshot eye inside a triangle and earth

%C2%A9 Enrique Chagoya

Loyalty, 2003

Enrique Chagoya; Printer: Segura Arts Studio, South Bend, Ind.; Publisher: Segura Arts Studio, South Bend, Ind.

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Part X of Vermillion Archive Collection Archive Proof

%C2%A9 William Wegman

Armed Chair, 1991

William Wegman

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%C2%A9 Eames Office

"DCM" chair (Dining Chair Metal), c. 1955

Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan, Est. 1923

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%C2%A9 Eames Office

"DCM" chair (Dining Chair Metal), c. 1955

Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan, Est. 1923

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Model No. 390

Knife sharpener, model no. 390, 1945-1950

Unknown American; Manufacturer: Hukin & Heath

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metal motor casing with 3 black rubber blades surrounded by a 4-legged wire cage

VE505 table fan, 1954-1960

Ezio Pirali; Manufacturer: Zerowatt

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two horizontal images with cursive-like, illegible "text" above and below each image; top image is black and white with figure wearing a hat and an animal in a horse-drawn cart, in silhouette; other animals (pigs and sheep?) in silhouette in landscape; faux "seal" at top center in sky; bottom image in color; low horizon line with silhouette of standing figure in barren landscape; green and pink at bottom of sky; brownish cloud; faux "seal" in blue at bottom center

%C2%A9 The Saul Steinberg Foundation %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Untitled, 1974

Saul Steinberg; Publisher: The Committee to Endow a Chair in Honor of Meyer Schapiro, at Columbia University, New York

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abstracted image; two Art Deco style buildings with text ("HURRIS" and "KOSM... DINN..") at left and right edges; radiating Art Deco vertical tower-like sign at center: "MOTEL"; flat, barren landscape; curving parallel lines in sky forming clouds; various round, oval, and rectangular stamps in blue and black with sculpture and landscape motifs and illegible handwriting

%C2%A9 The Saul Steinberg Foundation %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Untitled, 1969

Saul Steinberg

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%C2%A9Red Grooms %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Truck II, 1979

Red Grooms; Publisher: Brooke Alexander Editions, New York; Publisher: Marlborough Graphics, New York

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%C2%A9 Estate Shusaku Arakawa

Tomb of Chance II, 1974-1981

Arakawa (Shusaku Arakawa); Publisher: Arakawa (Shusaku Arakawa)

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From a portfolio of six prints by six artists, commissioned by First Bank, Minneapolis.

%C2%A9 John Newman

Fold-Out, 1985 (1986)

John Newman; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: First Bank, Minneapolis

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medium gauge wire and rubber bands wrapped around plastic with a screw and safety pin; piece of bright blue metal; large washer

Copyright %C2%A9 Fleisher Ollman Gallery

Philadelphia Wireman #479, c. 1970-75

Philadelphia Wireman

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%C2%A9 Estate Shusaku Arakawa

Tomb of Chance I, 1974-1980

Arakawa (Shusaku Arakawa); Publisher: Arakawa (Shusaku Arakawa)

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food slicer with small bullet-shaped motor and crank on same side; food tray on opposite side

"Electr-O-Matic" food slicer, model 2020, c. 1945-1950

Rival Manufacturing Company

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silver metallic outboard motor; sides of motor shaped like blimps with remnants of pigment stripes

'Waterwitch' outboard motor, c. 1936

John R. Morgan; Retailer: Sears, Roebuck and Co.

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Thermos pitcher, 1935

Henry Dreyfuss; Manufacturer: The American Thermos Bottle Company

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%C2%A9 Christine Benson

Invitation, 1978

Christine Benson; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis

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%C2%A9 Agnes Story

Nick's Bookstore, 1981

Agnes Story

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cream-colored buggy with movable visor; storage compartment; metal covered wheels; metal front fender; yellow plastic cushion (b) with design of cats in dresses

Baby carriage, c. 1950s

Unknown American

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%C2%A9 Thomas Rose

Untitled, 1978

Thomas Rose

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recto: abstracted, cartoonish, line drawing head and torso at left and head and torso with curly hair and earring (three vertical dots) at right; angular form with triangles emitting from mouth of figure at left; looping black sinuous forms emitting from mouth of figure at right; verso: overlapping looping black sinuous forms

%C2%A9 The Saul Steinberg Foundation %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Speech, 1959

Saul Steinberg

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abstract image with collage elements; central area with diagonal stripes in various directions in red, green, yellow, orange, and blue with black outlines; applied envelope at center with red and green striped border and "CORREO AEREO - VIA AIR MAIL" printed in green and red at bottom center; irregular portion of a circle in ULQ; three darkly-outlined oval forms in URQ; two black circles at left center; horizontal row of scrolling black forms below center; blue stamp at center of irregular circular form in URQ

%C2%A9 The Saul Steinberg Foundation %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Mexican Airmail, 1971

Saul Steinberg

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bullet shape with blue cover

"Soda King" syphon bottle, c. 1935

Norman Bel Geddes; Manufacturer: Walter Kidde Sales Company

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painting of a rectangular brown mid century style electric wall clock on a background of stamped brown, tan, orange floral wallpaper; clock face is showing 10:31, Wednesday the 20th; sheet is separated into sections and reattached; long horizontal strip applied at lower R half

Kitchen Clock, 2003-04

Carolyn Swiszcz

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%C2%A9 1982 Steven Sorman

The Letter From Matisse, 1982

Steven Sorman

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tube-shaped blue, grey and chrome vacuum with tan tube and attachments that snap onto handle

"Electrolux" vacuum cleaner, model 30, c. 1950 (designed 1937)

Lurelle Van Arsdale Guild; Manufacturer: Electrolux

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%C2%A9 1973 Steven Sorman

'Wake Up' Green Bird Said, 1973

Steven Sorman

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%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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%C2%A9Red Grooms %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Lorna Doone, 1980

Red Grooms; Publisher: Brooke Alexander, New York; Publisher: Marlborough Graphics, New York

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle in the lower half of the page; the surrounding space is a blend of colors, predominantly red, yellow and blue

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle in the lower half of the page; the surrounding space is a blend of colors--red, yellow, blue and purple

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle surrounded by a sea of red and blue markings

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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Nearly empty composition featuring a small purple triangle composed of non-descript forms and superimposed over a plain white rectangle

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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%C2%A9 Thomas Rose

Objects Indicating a Certain Direction, 1978

Thomas Rose

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle in the lower half of the page; the surrounding space is a blend of colors--light purple, red, yellow and blue

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle in the lower half of the page; the surrounding space is a blend of colors--light purple, red, yellow, blue and light brown

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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A Square With Four Squares Cut Away, from the Rubber Stamp portfolio, 1976

Robert Mangold

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Six Inches Four Ways, from the "Rubber Stamp Portfolio", 1976

Sylvia Plimack Mangold; Printer: A. Colish Press; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York

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Rubber stamp for 'Coffee Thyme', 1980

Sam Gilliam

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The Relocation of Property by Natural Forces, 1976

Joe Zucker

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Untitled (0319), 1976

Carl Andre

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Ant chair, c. 1952

Arne Jacobsen; Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen

G378

wire spiral-bound book with folded pages (open edge at binding); printed images on both sides of pages in black of geometric designs of lines forming optical illusion cubes in various patterns; white thin cardboard covers; 80 pp.

%C2%A9 Dieter Roth Estate Courtesy Hauser %26 Wirth

Bok 4a, 1961

Dieter Roth; Publisher: Forlag Ed., Reykjavik, Iceland; Printer: Prentsmioja Jons Helgasonar, Reykjavik

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Relief print from rubber stamps using oil based inks collaged with wheat starch onto a monotyped background using oil based inks.

Copyright %C2%A9 Todd Norsten%2C published by Highpoint Editions

The Wages of Sin, 2016

Todd Norsten; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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47-color screenprint and lithograph with collage, rubber stamping, and hand coloring.

Copyright %C2%A9 Carolyn Swiszcz%2C published by Highpoint Editions

Free News (large), 2005

Carolyn Swiszcz; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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%C2%A9 Arthur Dial %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Eve and Adam, 1989

Arthur Dial

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From a suite of four color lithographs. The mat and frame were designed by the artist.

%C2%A9 1982 Hollis Sigler

There Is a Doubt, She Could Be Right, 1982

Hollis Sigler

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three wish bones each made of a different material (ceramic, rubber, bronze)

%C2%A9 1994 Lorna Simpson

III (Three Wishbones in a Wood Box), 1994

Lorna Simpson; Publisher: Peter Norton Family Christmas Projects, Pasadena, California

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%C2%A9 1978 Steven Sorman

A Picture of Manitou and Bass Fishes, 1978

Steven Sorman

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Sculptural abstraction featuring an elliptical red object that fills most of the picture plane; its center consists of a grey circle with interweaving yellow lines; heavy black lines around the object's center spiral outwards towards its border; a chain-like, turquoise design adorns background. Print with hand-drawn additions

%C2%A9 John Newman

Fold-Out, 1985

John Newman

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Abstraction featuring a small rectangle and overlapping triangle in the lower half of the page; the surrounding space is a blend of colors--light purple, red, yellow, blue and light brown

%C2%A9 Sam Gilliam%2C Courtesy Steven Andersen%2C Vermillion Editions%2C Ltd.

Coffee Thyme I, 1980

Sam Gilliam

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Lines in Four Directions, 1976

Sol LeWitt; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York

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Bear with Predella, 1976 (published 1977)

Don Nice; Printer: Aaron Arnow; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York

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Untitled, 1976

Richard Artschwager; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York; Distributor: Museum of Modern Art, New York

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Untitled, 1976

Myron Stedman Stout

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Shiny Nude, 1977

Tom Wesselmann

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"Streamliner" meat slicer, model 410, manufactured 1944-1985 (designed 1940)

Egmont C. Arens; Manufacturer: Hobart Manufacturing Co.

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multiple in the form of a shopping bag

%C2%A9 Richard Guindon

Untitled (Bag Lady), 1980

Richard Guindon; Printer: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis; Publisher: Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis

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abstract image; geometric forms and arcs roughly in in form of a reversed small letter h; silver arcing wedge in LLC; top half of a portion of a wooden dowel with a white line placed horizontally at center right; wedge with rusty tack heads above and to right of silver wedge; yellow wedge at center; grey pigments concentrated in LRC and URC, with some crayon shading in LRC; round stamps at top left of center and on tan fabric above and to left of center; white fabric in shape of a sideways squared-off letter P at center; metal engraved name plate at bottom center: "STEINBERG"; thick white border and thin yellow border; received with Plexi vitrine cover

%C2%A9 The Saul Steinberg Foundation %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Still Life Table, 1970

Saul Steinberg

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"Silver Chef" electric mixer, model 4300, c. 1950

Dormeyer Corporation

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Artist's multiple

%C2%A9Red Grooms %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Peking Delight, 1979

Red Grooms; Publisher: Co-published by Brooke Alexander, New York; Publisher: Co-published by Marlborough Graphics, New York; Printer: Printed and fabricated at Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis

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Odell No. 2 Type Writer, after 1889

Odell Type Writer Company

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"Lettera" 32 Portable Typewriter, 1960

Marcello Nizzoli; Manufacturer: Olivetti & Co. S.p.A.

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Thermos pitcher, 1935

Henry Dreyfuss; Manufacturer: The American Thermos Bottle Company

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1000 Placements, 1977

Daniel Buren; Printer: Aaron Arnow; Producer: (Matrix) Unity Engraving Company, Inc., Englewood, New Jersey; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York; Distributor: Musuem of Modern Art, New York

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"Cheerywake" tea server, c. 1950

Brenner Thornton; Manufacturer: Goblin Teasmade

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Installation Floor Plan for Any Space Surrounded by Four Walls, 1976 (published 1977)

Barry Le Va; Printer: Aaron Arnow; Maker: Rubber stamp produced by Unity Engraving Company, Inc., Englewood, New Jersey; Publisher: Parasol Press Ltd., New York; Distributor: Museum of Modern Art, New York

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Crypsis, 1995

Karen Ann Klein

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Travelling or Interminable Gabberjabb No. 7, 1996

Walter Hamady; Printer: The Perishable Press, Mount Horeb, Wis.; Publisher: The Perishable Press, Mount Horeb, Wis.

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"Magic Chef" gas stove, c. 1935

American Stove Company

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Hope, c. 1980-1990

Purvis Young

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Five Tyres Remoulded, 1971

Richard Hamilton; Publisher: Co-published by Professional Prints, Zug, Switzerland; Publisher: Co-published by EYE Editions, Cincinnati, Ohio; Printer: Frank Kicherer, Stuttgart, Germany; Distributor: Petersburg Press Ltd., London

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A Safe Method to Pass University Entrance Exams in the Subject of Japanese, 2003

Veronika Schäpers; Artist: Shimizu Yoshinori

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