5 keywordPath%3DBIW Painting The Mirror (Enigma) Helen Lundeberg, (Chicago, Illinois, 1908 - 1999, Los Angeles, California) Lundeberg, Helen American 1908 - 1999 Female Artist 37.75 x 31.75 x 1.75 in. . . . Frame . . . Image Oil Oil Post-surrealism 1934 1934 1934 , Painting 1149 brown, chairs, floor, lighting fixtures, mirror, oil paint, post-surrealism, seashell, shadow, shell, wall Painting Post-surrealist oil painting of a mirror sitting atop a wooden chair. The mirror is leaning against a torn piece of paper that is draped over a wooden board. In the mirror is the reflection of a light bulb. On the seat of the chair is a seashell. The chair is casting a shadow on a wooden floor and brown wall in the background. Bottom left, "Lundeberg" 1986.28 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/1986.28_1K.jpg Sculpture Sputnik Light Sconce Jim Isermann, (Kenosha, Wisconsin, 1955 - ) Isermann, Jim American 1955 Male Artist 36 x 32 x 5.75 in. . . . Overall Dimensions . . . Image Wood and metal Wood and metal 1980 1980 1980 , Sculpture blue, blue-green, circles, geometric, lighting fixtures, metal, orange, sculpture, wood Sculpture Blue-green, wooden, hexagon wall sculpture with four operative lightbulbs behind it that creates a light fixture. Attached to each outer side of the hexagon is a long, pointy piece of metal painted a dark orange color. These metal additions give the light fixture an abstracted, symmetrical star shape. Attached to the front side of the hexagon's face is a circular piece of blue-green, corrugated metal and a circular piece of cream-colored, vented" metal on top, both attached by a dark orange, spherical knob in the center. Other light sconce: 2013.12." 2013.5 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/20135-1.jpg Sculpture Sputnik Light Sconce Jim Isermann, (Kenosha, Wisconsin, 1955 - ) Isermann, Jim American 1955 Male Artist 35.25 x 28.75 x 5.75 in. . . . Overall Dimensions . . . Image Wood and metal Wood and metal 1980 1980 1980 , Sculpture blue, circles, geometric, green, lighting fixtures, metal, red, sculpture, wood Sculpture Three-dimensional wall sculpture consisting of a wooden hexagon painted a solid red. Poking out of each side of the hexagon is one yellow, metal, flat, fin-like form stretching outward, giving the whole piece an abstracted, symmetrical star shape. Attached to the front side of the hexagon's face is a circular piece of red, corrugated metal and a circular piece of gray-blue, vented" metal on top, both attached by a yellow, spherical knob in the center. This piece is part of a pair of matching light sconces, the other one being 2013.5." 2013.12 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 8/16/2016 00/00/00 https://artmuseum-collection.usu.edu/media/images/201312.jpg Film Secret Places (I Hid, I Lived, I Loved) Ilene Segalove, (Los Angeles, California, 1950 - ) Segalove, Ilene American 1950 Female Photographer 26 x 36.625 x 0.75 in. . . . Image Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print 1977 1977 1977 , Photograph black, house, Light, lighting fixtures Film Three, vintage, black and white photos initially intended for installation together with a chair facing oppostie the photos to complete the installation (see attached image). Each photo is individually numbered as 2010.23.1, 2010.23.2, and 2010.23.3. The three photos feature dark, lonely, dimly lit urban or interior spaces. Most of the space within the photos is solid black to portray the sense of large or enveloping darkness. 2010.23.2 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 5/24/2023 Film Secret Places (I Hid, I Lived, I Loved) Ilene Segalove, (Los Angeles, California, 1950 - ) Segalove, Ilene American 1950 Female Photographer 22.75 x 32.625 x 0.75 in. . . . Image Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print 1977 1977 1977 , Photograph black, doors, house, Light, lighting fixtures, outdoor, windows Film Three, vintage, black and white photos initially intended for installation together with a chair facing oppostie the photos to complete the installation (see attached image). Each photo is individually numbered as 2010.23.1, 2010.23.2, and 2010.23.3. The three photos feature dark, lonely, dimly lit urban or interior spaces. Most of the space within the photos is solid black to portray the sense of large or enveloping darkness. 2010.23.3 item Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art 5/24/2023