#wright auctions

[introspect-la]

SEVEN LAP STEEL GUITARS (1955)

[4eternal-life]

ED RUSCHA  (American, b. 1937)

Drops,  1971

color lithograph on Arches paper, 20 h × 28 w in (51 × 71 cm)

https://www.wright20.com/auctions/2017/01/prints-multiples

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[almostarts]

Maya Lin, “Topographical Puzzle”, 2010,

carved walnut, 3¾ h × 13¾ w × 11 d in (10 × 35 × 28 cm)

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[abstracteddistractions]

Mario Dal Fabbro, Untitled, 1985,

Carved Wood, 25¼ h × 9¼ w × 8¼ d in (64 × 23 × 21 cm)

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[fiercerthanyou]

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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[regenerationwithchris]

James Lee Byars: The Shock of a Letter

Nomadic artist James Lee Byars spent most of the late 1960s and 70s in Europe, splitting time between Germany, Belgium and Italy and France. On the occasion that he traveled to Los Angeles, he would stay with his dealer Eugenia Butler at their home on Rimpau Boulevard. Byers, who did not drive, relied on the Butler’s friend and neighbor, Tommy Longo to get him around the city. A friendship ensued, and the two kept in touch through letters, postcards, and the odd phone call. The resulting archive of correspondence offered here provides a rare glimpse into the mind and spirit of the artist.

[abstracteddistractions]

Clyde Burt, Untitled (wall plaque) c. 1965,

Glazed Ceramic, Lacquered wood, 28¼ h × 31¾ w in (72 × 81 cm)

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[almostarts]

Pendant Lights from Bob San, Chicago,  USA, 2006,

Jordan Mozer Studios,

Cast Polished Aluminum, Enameled Aluminum,

16 w × 11½ d × 18½ h in (41 × 29 × 47 cm)

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