14 AGO.68 “Decenas de millares de uruguayos desfilaron... ” [“14.AUG.68 Tens of thousands of Uruguayans marched… ” ]

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Foundation / Collection / 46agodecenas De Millares De Uruguayos Desfilaron On Kawara 1968:

Foundation / Collection

On Kawara

14 AGO.68 “Decenas de millares de uruguayos desfilaron… ” [“14.AUG.68 Tens of thousands of Uruguayans marched… ” ]

, 1968

On Kawara (1933 - 2014)

14 AGO.68 “Decenas de millares de uruguayos desfilaron… ” [“14.AUG.68 Tens of thousands of Uruguayans marched… ” ]

1968

Liquitex on canvas and handmade cardboard box with newspaper clipping from Excélsior

Painting: 20 x 25 x 4 cm
Box: 21.5 x 26.2 x 5 cm
Cardboard box: 21.5 x 26.2 x 5 cm

Artistas de la Colección Jumex: On Kawara

Related Works

28.ABR.68 “Temperaturas de hoy en el Valle de México: Maxima, 25.7 Mínima, 10.4” [28.APR.68 “Temperatures in the Valley of Mexico today: high 25.7, low 10.4”]

1968