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Lygia Pape (1927–2004) | Dartabase

Artist

Lygia Pape

1927–2004Brazilian2 works in Dartabase

Held at 2 collections

The Museum of Modern Art1 Art Institute of Chicago1

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Book of Creation, Lygia Pape, 1959–60, Artist's book with sixteen unbound pages, some with goauche on board, paper, and string

Book of Creation

1959–60

Artist's book with sixteen unbound pages, some with goauche on board, paper, and string

The Museum of Modern Art

Untitled, Lygia Pape, 1959, Pen and black ink on cream Japanese paper

Untitled

1959

Pen and black ink on cream Japanese paper

Art Institute of Chicago

paper (fiber product)

Exhibition history

1 exhibition1 venuemost recent 2017

2017
Abstract Experiments: Latin American Art on Paper after 1950Art Institute of Chicago
1 work

Co-exhibited with

Alejandro Oterob. 1921
1 exhibition
Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt)1912–1994
1 exhibition
León Ferrari1920–2013
1 exhibition
Lygia Clark1920–1988
1 exhibition
Manuel Espinosa1912–2006
1 exhibition

How to cite works by Lygia Pape

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Lygia Pape, Book of Creation, 1959–60, Artist's book with sixteen unbound pages, some with goauche on board, paper, and string, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Dartabase holds 2 works by Lygia Pape. Full catalogue on Wikidata ↗

Bibliography

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Lygia Pape, Book of Creation, 1959–60, Artist's book with sixteen unbound pages, some with goauche on board, paper, and string, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Lygia Pape, [Untitled], 1959, Pen and black ink on cream Japanese paper, Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago.

Manuel Espinozab. 1937

Mira Schendel1919–1988

Victor Vasarely1908–1997 · French