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Untitled #591

Roy Dowell Artist

Acrylic and collage on canvas

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Untitled #592

Roy Dowell Artist

Acrylic and collage on canvas

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Untitled #595

Roy Dowell Artist

Acrylic and collage on canvas

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Untitled #596

Roy Dowell Artist

Acrylic and collage on canvas

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Untitled #597

Roy Dowell Artist

Acrylic and collage on canvas

Image of Cops Hide/Love Your Magic Spell is Everywhere

Cops Hide/Love Your Magic Spell is Everywhere

Hassel Smith Artist

Assemblage of collage, paint on wood panel, and found object

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Red Light

Fred Mason (aka Frederick Charles Mason) Scupltor

Assemblage of wood box with photographs, rubber ball, glasses, and metal objects with framed collage

Image of Study for "Wall of Pain" (Santa Monica Museum of Art Exhibition)

Study for "Wall of Pain" (Santa Monica Museum of Art Exhibition)

Sheree Rose Artist
Bob Flanagan Artist

C-print on foam core

Image of Italian Collage No.1, 1958

Italian Collage No.1, 1958

Emerson Woelffer Artist

Collage

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Holy Road

Alexis Smith Artist

Collage

Image of Collage Construction 4

Collage Construction 4

Tony DeLap Artist

Collage

Image of Fourth Lagoon Module: on Mapping, Mixing and Territory part 1

Fourth Lagoon Module: on Mapping, Mixing and Territory part 1

Newton Harrison Artist
Helen Mayer Harrison Artist

Collage on canvas

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