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Image Not Available for Maquette for Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part
Maquette for Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part
Image Not Available for Maquette for Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part

Maquette for Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part

Date1991
Object number2014.25.43.1
Credit LineGift of the Virginia and Bagley Wright Collection, in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Seattle Art Museum
Dimensions18 x 24 in. (45.7 x 61 cm)
MediumIndia ink
Image Not Available for Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part
Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part
1991
Object number: 2020.15.40
Image Not Available for Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part
Wall Drawing #680: Form derived from a Cubic Rectangle, with India ink washes superimposed in each part
1991
Object number: 2014.25.43.2
Seven cubes with color ink washes superimposed
Seven cubes with color ink washes superimposed
1997
Object number: 98.4.1
Photo: Nathaniel Willson
Seven cubes with color ink washes superimposed
1997
Object number: 98.4
Waters
Waters
Agnes Martin
1962
Object number: 84.186
The Cry
The Cry
Agnes Martin
1962
Object number: 84.187
Photo: Scott Leen
Toilet
1964
Object number: 88.3
Hobo
Hobo
20th century
Object number: 54.160
Diana, Acteon and Two Nymphs
Diana, Acteon and Two Nymphs
1540
Object number: 52.35
Image Not Available for From the story cycle of Karikh Maharaj showing Saiyan Ram Rant who was the policeman and game keeper of the King Karikh. He might also be called the lord of the beasts for their seven hundred wild animals under his care. In the drawing he is shown a sword in each hand dancing for joy in his work. A tiger joins him in the dance
From the story cycle of Karikh Maharaj showing Saiyan Ram Rant who was the policeman and game keeper of the King Karikh. He might also be called the lord of the beasts for their seven hundred wild animals under his care. In the drawing he is shown a sword in each hand dancing for joy in his work. A tiger joins him in the dance
1983
Object number: 2021.32.11
Image Not Available for Study for "Each Time You Carry Me That Way"
Study for "Each Time You Carry Me That Way"
Morris Graves
Object number: 2012.15.2
Image Not Available for Detail from a Construction: Concrete Viewing Corridor with Entry Walls
Detail from a Construction: Concrete Viewing Corridor with Entry Walls
Object number: 98.3.24