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Irving Harper, Untitled,
Paper, nails and string construction on artist's board in artist-made Plexiglas shadow box,
Image/construction: 39⅞ h × 29⅞ w × 3¼ d in (101 × 76 × 8 cm)
seen from Yemen
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Irving Harper, Untitled,
Paper, nails and string construction on artist's board in artist-made Plexiglas shadow box,
Image/construction: 39⅞ h × 29⅞ w × 3¼ d in (101 × 76 × 8 cm)
by Irving Harper
Oscar Niemeyer, Palácio da Alvorada, Brasília, Brazil, 1958-1959 © Gonzalo Viramonte VS Irving Harper, Herman Miller Logo, 1946
Irving Harper (1916–2015) paper sculptures.
Via: (X)(X)(X)(X)(X)
In-Depth: The Real Story Behind George Nelson's Iconic Ball Clock Three geniuses, a few too many drinks, and a design icon from 1949.
Irving Harper, Untitled (heads) USA, c. 1960,
Found object assemblage, 8¾ h × 6 w × 8 d in (22 × 15 × 20 cm)
Found object assemblage 11 h × 11 w × 12 d in 28 × 28 × 30 cm)
Found object assemblage 8 h × 5½ w × 6½ d in (20 × 14 × 17 cm)
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