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And Then the Winds Came
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And Then the Winds Came

Artist (American, 1938–2011)
Date1983
Mediumpastel, charcoal, oil wash over graphite on off-white wove paper
Dimensionssheet: 97.4 × 127.8 cm (38 3/8 × 50 5/16 in.)
framed: 107.2 × 137.6 × 7 cm (42 3/16 × 54 3/16 × 2 3/4 in.)
ClassificationsWatercolors
Credit LinePurchased through funds from NEA
Object number1984.32
Label TextOppenheim’s work synthesized ideas and images from conceptual, performance, earth art, and sculpture. He grew up in the San Francisco bay area, and moved to New York in 1966. He made ephemeral earthworks at that time, cutting shapes in ice and snow, or patterns in fields of wheat. This drawing relates to Oppenheim’s public sculpture in which everyday objects are reduced to geometric shapes and monumentalized.ProvenancePhiladelphia Art Alliance
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