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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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  • Gotham News, 1955

    Willem de Kooning

    Thick jagged brushstrokes come together in an abstract composition covering this large-scale, horizontally oriented painting. Fields of red, and strokes of yellow, blue and black punctuate the largely white surface.
  • Mademoiselle Pogany II, 1920

    Constantin Brancusi

    Mademoiselle Pogany II
  • Secrets and Lies, 2009

    Gillian Wearing

    The three stills from this video work feature, from left to right: a figure wearing a mask with the features of a Caucasian woman, a shoulder-length blonde wig, and a denim shirt; a figure wearing a green-gray, gargoyle-like mask and a black tuxedo jacket and bowtie over a white shirt; and a figure wearing a mask with the features of an older Caucasian woman, a short brown wig, and a light blue, quarter-zip fleece.
  • Triptych with Footprints, 1970

    Antoni Tàpies

    Three vertical cream-colored panels are joined to form a long thin horizontal work. A series of footprints stretches across all three panels, slightly above their centers. On the left panel, gray cloudlike forms float at top and bottom, and a grouping of letters and lines stretch diagonally from the upper left-hand toward the center. A series of lines and waves fill the bottom half of the right panel.
  • Civil Tapestry 5, 2012

    Theaster Gates

    This large-scale wall-mounted sculpture features forty-one sections of fire hose of equal size laid vertically side-by-side. From left to right, the sections of fire hose progressively appear more worn. The dominant color of the fabric gradually transitions from yellow to tones of gray. Some sections of the fire hose are stamped with black letters spelling out the original manufacturer specifications.
  • Wall Drawing # 1268: Scribbles: Staircase (AKAG), conceived 2006 (executed 2010)

    Sol LeWitt

    Wall Drawing # 1268: Scribbles: Staircase (AKAG)
  • Maisons à l'Île d'Ouessant, Bretagne (Houses on the Island of Ouessant, Brittany), 1912

    Maurice Utrillo

    Two small roughly defined figures stand in an opening framed by a low wall and several stark houses. The houses, wall, ground, and sky are painted in a limited range of grayish creams and browns. Muted pops of color come in the form of pinkish roofs on several of the homes and green shutters on the home closest to the foreground, which is shown in three-quarter view and fills much of the left side of the painting.
  • New York, N.Y., 1953

    Franz Kline

    An abstract arrangement of broad black brushstrokes appears against a mostly solid white background. One stroke extends from the top to bottom of the painting along its right edge and another two of similar length appear near the left edge. Other, shorter strokes extend horizontally and diagonally among these vertical elements. The black lines could resemble in outline the type of buildings and bridges that populate New York City’s skyline.
  • Chatham XI: Blue Yellow, 1971

    Ellsworth Kelly

    This artwork is made up of two separate, rectangular panels installed adjacent to one another at a right angle. The top panel is horizontally oriented and a solid dark blue color. Aligned underneath the left side of this panel is a second, smaller panel that is vertically oriented and a solid yellow color.

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