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Image Not Available for Untitled (From the series the Body of Silence)
Untitled (From the series the Body of Silence)
Image Not Available for Untitled (From the series the Body of Silence)

Untitled (From the series the Body of Silence)

Date1998
Maker Tania Bruguera Cuban, born 1968
Object number2009.57.1
Provenance[Iturralde Gallery, Los Angeles, CA]; purchased from gallery by Dean Valentine and Amy Adelson, Los Angeles, CA, February 1999; gift from Mr. Valentine and Ms. Adelson to Seattle Art Museum, December 2009
Credit LineGift of Dean Valentine and Amy Adelson
Dimensions95 1/2 x 45 in. (242.6 x 114.3 cm)
MediumCoffee, cotton, glue, nails on paper
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Object number: 91.21
Photo: Paul Macapia
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First Nations, Nuxalk
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Object number: 91.1.34
Photo: Paul Macapia
Mama'yutlamalagaml (Atlak'im Woman Giving Birth mask)
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ca. 1940
Object number: 91.1.7
Image Not Available for Untitled, from the Greenhead series
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Laylah Ali
1999
Object number: 99.92
Photo: Paul Macapia
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ca. 1880
Object number: 91.1.22
Image Not Available for Torso (second version)
Torso (second version)
Mark Calderon
1986
Object number: 2018.4.3
Vibrating Forest Project for the Seattle Museum (From the Fireworks Series)
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Dennis Oppenheim
1983
Object number: 83.262
Figure for Esu
Figure for Esu
Nigerian
Object number: 81.17.597
Body, Bones and Beauty
Body, Bones and Beauty
Nancy Mee
1989
Object number: SC89.71
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Armorial Achievement: “Degenerante Genus Opprobrium,” from the series, Examples of Illumination and Heraldry, Federal Public Works of Art Project, Region #16, Washington State
Theodora Harrison
1934 or 1935
Object number: 2013.6.1
Photo: Elizabeth Mann
Illumination: Creative Work—Border Designed and Illuminated . . . in Traditional Celtic Manner, from the series, Examples of Illumination and Heraldry, Federal Public Works of Art Project, Region #16, Washington State
Theodora Harrison
1934 or 1935
Object number: 2013.6.3
Photo: Paul Macapia
Model canoe with figures
First Nations, Nuu-chah-nulth, Hesquiat
ca. 1800
Object number: 93.80