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  4. The Lamp

Mary Fedden

British, 1915-2012

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The Lamp, 1972

Artwork Details

Materials

lithograph on paper

Edition:

233/250

Measurements

sheet: 22 x 16 inches (55.88 x 40.64 cm)

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wunsch, 1982

Accession ID

P1982:37.1.6

Object Classifications:

Prints

Work Type:

Lithograph

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Other Works by This Artist

  • Ginger Beer Bottle, 1972

    Mary Fedden

    Ginger Beer Bottle
  • Shells and Pebbles, 1971

    Mary Fedden

    Shells and Pebbles
  • Pot of Shells, 1971

    Mary Fedden

    Pot of Shells
  • Ivy, 1972

    Mary Fedden

    Ivy
  • Etching Table, 1972

    Mary Fedden

    Etching Table
  • Figs, 1972

    Mary Fedden

    Figs
  • Fritillaries, 1972

    Mary Fedden

    Fritillaries
  • Straw Plate, 1971

    Mary Fedden

    Straw Plate

Collection Highlights

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  • Cupid as Link Boy, 1774

    Joshua Reynolds

    Cupid as Link Boy
  • Electric, 1963

    Edward Ruscha

    The word “electric” in all capital, italicized letters spans across the center of this almost square canvas. The letters are painted in a gradient from bright yellow at the top to rich orange at the bottom, standing out in stark contrast against the solid deep blue background.
  • Wall Drawing # 1268: Scribbles: Staircase (AKAG), conceived 2006 (executed 2010)

    Sol LeWitt

    Wall Drawing # 1268: Scribbles: Staircase (AKAG)
  • Nude Figure, late spring 1910

    Pablo Picasso

    The contours of a figure gradually emerge from a field of muted browns, grays, and greens applied with visible brushstrokes. Dark lines partially divide the background into a patchwork of loosely defined geometric forms. Similar lines more concretely define the figure, who appears largely in profile with one arm raised behind her head.
  • 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.
  • Les Arbres (The Trees), ca. 1906

    André Derain

    A vibrantly colored landscape with several slim-trunked trees and mountains in the background fills this canvas. The sky is a light yellow while the ground is a slightly darker, sandy hue. The artist used cool blues with patches of crimson to depict the mountains, and warm reds, yellows, and oranges to emphasize tall, thin tree trunks in the foreground. Shadows fall diagonally from the trees toward the right hand corner of the painting where the artist’s small, blue signature rests.
  • Portrait de Mlle Rose Caron (Portrait of Rose Caron), ca. 1892

    Edgar Degas

    A woman wearing a low-cut pink evening dress and elbow-length gloves sits at the center of this horizontally oriented painting. What appears to be a multicolored furred or feathered garment rests on the back of her red chair. Her face, oriented left, is largely obscured by shadow. She clutches a folded fan in her right hand and adjusts the top of her left hand. The entire scene is loosely painted in a palette dominated by dark greens and yellows.
  • Frauenbildnis (Portrait of a Woman), 1911

    Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

    A black woman in a blue hat and coat of matching color over a brown skirt and white, high-necked blouse stands at the center of this painting. She appears to be standing up from a red-back chair, her left arm extended against an almost neon green form in the background. The bottom portion of a painting depicting nude figures in a landscape is visible behind her head, and the corner of a table covered with a light blue tablecloth fills the bottom right corner of the canvas.
  • Difficult, 1942-1943

    Kurt Schwitters

    Difficult

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