UNIQUE ID:
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1.2011.661.1
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Work Type:
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painting
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Title:
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PH-355.1
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Title:
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Siamese Cat and Daughters
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Creation Date:
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1945
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Work Creator Name:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Display Measurement:
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43 x 29 3/4 in. (109.2 x 75.7 cm)
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Work Material Name:
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oil paint
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Work Material Support Name:
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canvas
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Current Work Location Name:
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Clyfford Still Museum
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Creation Location:
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Perry St., New York, New York
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Creation Location:
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New York, New York
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Work Inscription:
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Clyfford S 45
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Work Inscription:
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Clyfford 1945
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Work Inscription:
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Clyfford 1945
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Work Inscription:
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©
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Work Inscription:
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Ph 355, 1945 [circled]
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Work Inscription:
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1945 PH-355 43 x 29 ¾
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Work Inscription:
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42 ½ x 29 ½
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Work Inscription Author:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Inscription Author:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Inscription Author:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Inscription Author:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Inscription Author:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Inscription Author:
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Still, Clyfford
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Work Relation:
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CPSA.SB007.B001.F030.001
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Work Relation:
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CPSA.SB007.B001.F030.002
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Work Relation:
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CPSA.SB007.B001.F030.003
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Work Relation:
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1.2011.661.2
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Work Description:
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A white boomerang-shaped form sits with its elbow near the bottom left corner of the canvas. Behind the shape, black takes up three-fourths of the upper background; the bottom fourth of the canvas is painted a deep brown color. Three thin parallel white forms rise from the bottom edge, cutting through the dark background and the larger white shape before rising to the center of the canvas. The thin form on the left is bisected by a green stroke, the central form is bisected by red, and the right form is bisected with yellow.
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Citation:
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Clyfford Still, PH-355, 1945. Oil on canvas, 43 x 29 3/4 inches (109.2 x 75.7 cm). Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO.
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Work Rights Statement:
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© City and County of Denver / ARS, NY
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Image Holding Institution:
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Clyfford Still Museum
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Image Collection Name:
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CSM Art Collection: Objects
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Image Rights Statement:
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Photo: Gary Regester, courtesy the Clyfford Still Museum
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