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Image of High Anxiety

Nolan Preece (aka Nolan Erland Preece Home: 775-322-5831; Cell: 775-530-6136)

American, b. 1947

High Anxiety
1983

Chemigram and Van Dyke print
6 x 9.2 in. (15.24 x 23.368 cm)
Museum Purchase with the Charter Member Endowment Fund
1988.58

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anxiety*, biomorphic, black, brown, circles, cream, face, man, manipulated photographs*, orange
  • anxiety - Refers to the irrationally-based feeling of apprehension or dread, a product of internal emotional or psychological conflicts. The feeling can be situation-specific, chronic, or general and diffuse. Often associated with Freudian ideas of suppressed feelings and impulses and with the idea of learned or conditioned response mechanism in which the anxiety is triggered by events or stimuli associated with circumstances that previously produced a frightening or stressful experience.
  • biomorphic
  • black
  • brown
  • circles
  • cream
  • face
  • man
  • manipulated photographs - Photographs that have been altered through interference in the optical or chemical procedures, or physically altered, as for example, sewn, marked on, or torn.
  • orange

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