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City 149

City 149

Artist (Japanese, 1924-2014)
CultureJapanese
Date1971
Mediumscreenprint
Dimensions22 9/16 x 35 1/16 in. (57.3 x 89.1 cm)
Classificationsprints
Credit LineGift of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Adams
Object number76.8.1
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Spring Study from Art for the Street (Gaito ha)
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Image Not Available for Untitled (no. 149)
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n.d.
Image Not Available for Untitled, Pp. 148-149 from 1 Cent Life
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1964
Beached City
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William Crutchfield
n.d.
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1972
Notes
Notes
R. B. Kitaj
1971
Michael Hamburger
Michael Hamburger
R. B. Kitaj
1974
Cutie
Cutie
R. B. Kitaj
1974
Twenty-seventh Avenue #805, Astoria, Long Island City, New York City
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Berenice Abbott
May 25, 1937
Image Not Available for Framed pictures of two victims found near the Chattahoochee river. Atlanta police have found yet another body in a river not far from the city, a dumping ground used by a killer who so far has taken the lives of 24 young blacks in the past 21 months. A local task force is operating “day and night” with the FBI in trying to track down the killer who has terrorized the black community. The Mayor of Atlanta, Maynard Jackson, said that the mysterious disappearance did not indicate a “great crime wave sweeping the city” and that about the same number were missing in 1978, Atlanta, Georgia
Framed pictures of two victims found near the Chattahoochee river. Atlanta police have found yet another body in a river not far from the city, a dumping ground used by a killer who so far has taken the lives of 24 young blacks in the past 21 months. A local task force is operating “day and night” with the FBI in trying to track down the killer who has terrorized the black community. The Mayor of Atlanta, Maynard Jackson, said that the mysterious disappearance did not indicate a “great crime wave sweeping the city” and that about the same number were missing in 1978, Atlanta, Georgia
Leonard Freed
1980
Image Not Available for Rose Room
Rose Room
1979