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American
(1931–2020)
16th and Highland, National City
1966-1967
Photo emulsion and acrylic on canvas
16.5 x 16.5 x 2.125 in.
Gift of the Marie Eccles Caine Foundation
1998.40
While Ed Ruscha’s distinctive photo-and-text work of the early and mid-1960s provided a bridge between pop and conceptual art, it was primarily John Baldessari, and later artists like William Wegman and Robert Cumming, who combined photography and text with humor to create a peculiarly potent strain of California conceptual art. Such work is distinguished by its use of understated wit in the tradition of Marcel Duchamp, and Baldessari is a master of the visual one-liner presented with a self-effacing, low-key humor.
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