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Peacock Gap, William T. Wiley, 1970, Watercolor and ink on paper

Peacock Gap

William T. Wiley

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Artist: William T. Wiley
Date: 1970
Medium: Watercolor and ink on paper
Dimensions: 28 7/8 x 20 7/8" (73.5 x 53.3 cm)
Location: The Museum of Modern Art
Credit: Larry Aldrich Foundation Fund

Exhibition history

More works by William T. Wiley

Victory Guardians, William T. Wiley, 1973, Watercolor, felt-tip pen, ink, and pencil on paper

Victory Guardians

1973

Watercolor, felt-tip pen, ink, and pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Self-Portrait in New York, William T. Wiley, 1976, Crayon, charcoal, felt-tip pen, ink, and pencil on paper

Self-Portrait in New York

1976

Crayon, charcoal, felt-tip pen, ink, and pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Thank-You Palette for New York, William T. Wiley, (1978), Watercolor, pencil, and colored chalk on paper

Thank-You Palette for New York

(1978)

Watercolor, pencil, and colored chalk on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

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Plate (folio 2) from One Day, Eduard Flor, 1971, Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

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One Day, Eduard Flor, 1971, Portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

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Eduard Flor · 1971

Portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

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Plate (folio 4) from One Day, Eduard Flor, 1971, Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

Plate (folio 4) from One Day

Eduard Flor · 1971

Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

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Plate (folio 8) from One Day, Eduard Flor, 1971, Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

Plate (folio 8) from One Day

Eduard Flor · 1971

Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

The Museum of Modern Art

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Plate (folio 10) from One Day, Eduard Flor, 1971, Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

Plate (folio 10) from One Day

Eduard Flor · 1971

Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

The Museum of Modern Art

Plate (folio 12) from One Day, Eduard Flor, 1971, Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

Plate (folio 12) from One Day

Eduard Flor · 1971

Soft ground etching and aquatint from a portfolio of seven soft ground etchings and screenprinted reproductions with texts

The Museum of Modern Art