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Öyvind Fahlström (1928–1976) | Dartabase

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Öyvind Fahlström

1928–1976Swedish4 works in Dartabase

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Period:1960s 1970s

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Notes 4 (C. I. A. Brand Bananas)

1970

Synthetic polymer paint and ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Plan for World Trade Monopoly, Öyvind Fahlström, 1970, Cut-and-pasted paper with synthetic polymer paint, ink, and colored pencil on paper

Plan for World Trade Monopoly

1970

Cut-and-pasted paper with synthetic polymer paint, ink, and colored pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

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Öyvind Fahlström, Study for Eddie (Sylvie's brother) in the Desert, 1966, Ink and pencil on notebook paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Öyvind Fahlström, Study for Eddie (Sylvie's brother) in the Desert, 1966, Ink and pencil on notebook paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Öyvind Fahlström, Notes for "The Little General", 1968, Ink, ballpoint pen, and pencil on two sheets of paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Öyvind Fahlström, Notes 4 (C. I. A. Brand Bananas), 1970, Synthetic polymer paint and ink on paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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Öyvind Fahlström, Plan for World Trade Monopoly, 1970, Cut-and-pasted paper with synthetic polymer paint, ink, and colored pencil on paper, The Museum of Modern Art, New York.