4 keywordPath%20%3D%20%22EWC%22 Painting Untitled Jim Starrett, (New York, 1937 – 2024) Starrett, Jim American 1937 - 2024 Male Artist 38.25 x 30.25 x 2.5 in. . . . Frame . . . Image Acrylic Acrylic Acrylic on canvas backed with plywood 1984-1985 1984 1985 , Painting 2787 arrow, chair, circles, cross, ladders, lightning, optical illusion, rhombuses, Rosary, shadow, stairs, stitches, swastika, windows Painting Upper left and in the window is a blue sky. A tan wall covers the majority of the composition. On the right are seven rows of simplified depictions of rosary beads with at least one rhombus on each line. There are eighteen total rhombuses throughout the image, these may represent a broken Star of David. At the bottom of the rosary lines are double headed arrows pointing upwards, a black tear drop, a gradiant lighting bolt, two black bolts next to each other, an upside down cross on the right, and a swastika on the left. Stairs sink beneath the purple floor. A ladder comes from it and reach up to the window. It and the cross next to it cast shadows on the tan wall. A chair sits on the bottom right on the image and casts a shadow on the floor and wall. There is a horizontal cross resting on the seat of the chair. On the bottom center of the floor and the closest floor opening are two horizontal stitch designs. 1999.31 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/199931.jpg Stencil Spectrum Squared Anna Campbell Bliss, (Morristown, New Jersey, 1925 - 2015, Salt Lake City, Utah) Bliss, Anna Campbell American 1925 - 2015 Female Artist 40.75 x 40 x 0.875 in. . . . Frame . . . Image . . . Image Serigraph Serigraph 1973 1973 1973 , Print blue, geometric abstraction, green, Op art, optical illusion, red, squares, triangles Stencil Serigraph print of geometric abstraction on a sheet of square paper. The print is part of the artist's Modular Combinations Series III". The abstraction features straight, multi-colored lines of different widths in 4 repeating/shrinking square arrangements. These lines are against a solid, red background, creating an optical illusions of 3-dimensional shapes in different gradients of blue and green colors. Lower-right corner on front side, a. c. Bliss 1973 2010.13 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/201013.jpg Bowl Paradoxical Chess Game Edward S. Eberle, (Tarentum, Pennsylvania, 1944 – 2023, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) Eberle, Edward S. American 1944 - 2023 Artist 2.125 x 4.875 x 4.875 in. . . . Overall Dimensions Porcelain Porcelain Circa 1990s 1985 1995 , Ceramic black, bowl, optical illusion, stripes Bowl White porcelain bowl with black slip stripes and an optical illusion chess board inside the bottom of the bowl. E.S. Eberle, Exterior side of bowl 2024.12.23 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 12/9/2024 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2024.12.23_2-3.jpg 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2024.12.23_1-3.jpg 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2024.12.23_3-3.jpg Bowl The Salvation of Even A Bad Drawing is Still Life Edward S. Eberle, (Tarentum, Pennsylvania, 1944 – 2023, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) Eberle, Edward S. American 1944 - 2023 Artist 2 x 5.125 x 5.125 in. . . . Overall Dimensions Porcelain Porcelain Circa 1990s 1985 1995 , Ceramic bowl, cubes, figure, optical illusion, spheres Bowl Bowl with optical illusion of cubes and spheres with a person inside one of the cubes. E.S. Eberle, Bottom 2024.12.24 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 12/9/2024 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2024.12.24_1-3.jpg 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2024.12.24_2-3.jpg 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/2024.12.24_3-3.jpg