Dan Flavin

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  • Dan Flavin Untitled Custom Framed Print
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    Dan Flavin Untitled Custom Framed Print

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  • Jane Haskell Fire and Ice 2004 Neon Light Sculpture
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    Jane Haskell Fire and Ice 2004 Neon Light Sculpture

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  • Frank Stella (1936-2007), "Pagosa Springs," from the "Copper Series," 1970, Lithograph in copper on paper, Image/Sheet: 16" H x 22" W
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    Frank Stella (1936-2007), "Pagosa Springs," from the "C...

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  • Bernar Venet Ligne indéterminée. 2003. Serigraphie auf Aluminium. Signiert, datiert und nummeriert. 27 x 27,8 cm (35,5 x 27,8 cm). Auf Sockel aus Cort

    Bernar Venet Ligne indéterminée. 2003. Serigraphie auf ...

  • Dan Flavin, print
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    Dan Flavin, print

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  • Dan Flavin, Sailing Across Gardiner's Bay Near Lionhead Beach
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    Dan Flavin, Sailing Across Gardiner's Bay Near Lionhead...

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  • Flavin, Dan A Proposed Fountain of Trickling Water with Ultra-Violet Underlighting in Memory of Pablo Picasso. 1974. Lithographie auf chamoisfarbenem

    Flavin, Dan A Proposed Fountain of Trickling Water with...

  • John Wesley (American, b. 1928)      Landscape with Bathroom
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    John Wesley (American, b. 1928) Landscape with Bathroom...

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  • Elaine de Kooning
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    Elaine de Kooning

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  • Lucie Rie (1902-1995; Austria/England) 
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    Lucie Rie (1902-1995; Austria/England) 

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American, 1933-1996. Though Dan Flavin began his artistic career producing drawings and watercolors, he quickly moved onto Minimalist light installations for which he is most known. Flavin briefly studied art after returning from serving in the Air Force during the Korean War in 1956. By 1961, he had his first solo exhibition and in 1963 created his first florescent light installation. Flaven's installaions embraced the relationship between the lights and the space which continued to grow along with his notierity. He exploited the open space in the Guiggenheim Museum in 1992 to fill it with mulitcolored light. Flaven enjoyed creating art out of industrial materials like the fluorescent tubes and their temporary shelf-life as they would eventually burn out or break.

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