Cheshire Hill and Passageway

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Cheshire Hill and Passageway
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Cheshire Hill and Passageway

Maker (b. 1937, Bronx, New York – d. 1982, New York, New York)
Date1978
MediumLithograph, incised and hand colored
Dimensionssheet: 41 in. x 29 5/8 in. (104.1 cm x 75.2 cm)
ClassificationPRINTS
Credit LineGift of the estate of Rachel bas-Cohain
Object number1995.25
Status
Not on view
Project Peleus (for the Ossa Hills)
Rachel bas-Cohain
Project Peleus (for the Ossa Hills)
1978
Image Not Available for Spool Grid and Distortions from the Rubber, from the "A.I.R. Print Portfolio"
Rachel bas-Cohain
Spool Grid and Distortions from the Rubber, from the "A.I.R. Print Portfolio"
1976
Image Not Available for The Banana Leaf of Phillips and Sheridan, from the series "Distortions from the Rubber"
Rachel bas-Cohain
The Banana Leaf of Phillips and Sheridan, from the series "Distortions from the Rubber"
1976
Image Not Available for Between the Lines
Rachel bas-Cohain
Between the Lines
ca. 1976-77
Image Not Available for Ursa Major
Rachel bas-Cohain
Ursa Major
ca. 1976-78
Shulamit and Solomon
Rachel bas-Cohain
Shulamit and Solomon
1966
Image Not Available for Form on Olive
Rachel bas-Cohain
Form on Olive
ca. 1958
Image Not Available for Bohemian Girl
Rachel bas-Cohain
Bohemian Girl
1958
Image Not Available for Utensils
Rachel bas-Cohain
Utensils
ca. 1958
Image Not Available for Rubber Nickel Grid, from the series "How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Grid"
Rachel bas-Cohain
Rubber Nickel Grid, from the series "How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Grid"
1973
Image Not Available for Rubber Nickel Grid, from the series "How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Grid"
Rachel bas-Cohain
Rubber Nickel Grid, from the series "How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Grid"
1973
Image Not Available for Untitled (Red with black abstract calligraphic symbols)
Rachel bas-Cohain
Untitled (Red with black abstract calligraphic symbols)
ca. 1960-70