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  4. Untitled (T)

Piero Dorazio

Italian, 1927-2005

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Untitled (T), 1975

Artwork Details

Materials

watercolor on paper

Measurements

sheet: 16 3/4 x 21 inches (42.54 x 53.34 cm)

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

Gift of Seymour H. Knox, Jr., 1976

Accession ID

K1976:12

Inscriptions:

signature / lower right / Dorazio 1975

Object Classifications:

Paintings

Work Type:

Watercolor (painting)

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Other Works by This Artist

  • Horizontal II, 1979

    Piero Dorazio

    Horizontal II
  • Olympic Art Poster 1972, 1970

    Piero Dorazio

    Olympic Art Poster 1972
  • Madrigale, 1979

    Piero Dorazio

    Madrigale
  • Untitled #3, 1975

    Piero Dorazio

    Untitled #3
  • Oval I, 1982

    Piero Dorazio

    Oval I
  • A Peaceful Solution, 1976-1977

    Piero Dorazio

    A Peaceful Solution
  • Staremesto I, 1968

    Piero Dorazio

    Staremesto I
  • Raw Spectrum, 1978

    Piero Dorazio

    Raw Spectrum

Collection Highlights

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  • Saw and Sawed, 1969

    Neil Jenney

    A chainsaw with a long, gray rounded blade and yellow motor marked with the letter M just above its handle rests in a field of dark green brushstrokes evocative of thick grass between a section of newly cut tree trunk is lying on its side on the left and a short, brown tree stump on the right. A black border runs around the image, and the words SAW AND SAWED appear in white capital letters at bottom center.
  • Attic Series VIII, 1990

    Robert Mangold

    Attic Series VIII
  • Women of Tehuantepec, 1939

    Rufino Tamayo

    Two solemn-looking women, one carrying a basket of fruit on her head, stand in center of this colorful, horizontally oriented canvas. Behind them and to the left are three large containers filled with tropical fruit, some of which is also scattered on the ground. Behind them and to the right are two more women walking toward a long, low building in the background. A young boy in the right corner extends with his left hand a bunch of flowers toward the two central women.
  • Le Matin en Provence (Morning in Provence), ca. 1900-1906

    Paul Cézanne

    Similarly short, distinct brushstrokes primarily in cool shades of green and blue coalesce into a sketchily painted landscape; portions of the canvas are visible. A light green field fills much of the bottom third of the canvas, and the sky above, while largely blue, also includes some green areas. A slender, leafless tree rises from the left edge of the field and curves at its top toward the right and downward. A small, light brown house sits on the right edge of the field.
  • Dinamismo di un cane al guinzaglio (Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash), 1912

    Giacomo Balla

    Dinamismo di un cane al guinzaglio (Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash)
  • Parallel I-IV, 2012-2014

    Harun Farocki

    Five large digital screens hang from the ceiling of a darkened room. Two are hung side by side toward the left and rear of the room; two more are hung side by side toward the right and rear of the room; and a single screen hangs in the center foreground. All five screens feature imagery sourced from contemporary video games.
  • Kilroy, 1957

    Paul Terence Feeley

    Kilroy
  • Le Peintre Ker-Xavier Roussel et sa fille (The Painter Ker-Xavier Roussel and His Daughter), 1903

    Edouard Vuillard

    Sunlight streams into a living room from open floor to ceiling windows on the left-hand side of this painting. A man sits with his back to the window, facing a child who stands slightly to the right of the image’s center on the room’s red-and-white striped carpet. A table with a decorative urn, a patterned curtain behind the child, and the rest of the room’s furnishings are also largely in shades of white and red with blue accents. The entire scene is painted in rough, loose brushstrokes.
  • La voix des airs (The Voice of Space), 1928

    René Magritte

    La voix des airs (The Voice of Space)

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