COLLECTION NAME:
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Art Collection
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CSM~18~18
Art Collection
Collection
true
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UNIQUE ID:
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1.2011.547_2
unique_id_
1.2011.547_2
UNIQUE ID
false
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Work Type:
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paintings (visual works)
work_type
paintings (visual works)
Work Type
false
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Title:
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PH-203
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Title Notes:
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preferred
title_notes
preferred
Title Notes
false
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Title:
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no title
title
no title
Title
false
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Creation Date:
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1943
creation_date
1943
Creation Date
false
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Work Creator Name:
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Still, Clyfford
work_creator_name
Still, Clyfford
Work Creator Name
false
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Work Display Measurement:
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69 1/2 x 32 3/4 in. (176.5 x 83.3 cm)
work_display_measurement_
69 1/2 x 32 3/4 in. (176.5 x 83.3 cm)
Work Display Measurement
false
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Work Material Name:
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oil paint (paint)
work_material_name
oil paint (paint)
Work Material Name
false
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Work Material Support Name:
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canvas
work_material_support_name
canvas
Work Material Support Name
false
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Work Technique Name:
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palette knives (painting equipment)
work_technique_name
palette knives (painting equipment)
Work Technique Name
false
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Work Style Period:
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Abstract Expressionist
work_style_period
Abstract Expressionist
Work Style Period
false
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Current Work Location Name:
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Clyfford Still Museum
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Clyfford Still Museum
Current Work Location Name
false
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Creation Location:
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Richmond, Virginia
creation_location_
Richmond, Virginia
Creation Location
false
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Work Description:
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Quasi-abstract forms painted in shades of black, gray and tan completely fill this painting. Recognizable human or animal shapes start to emerge from the darkness, such as the rib cage at the top left corner silhouetted against what seems to be a bright light source. A brown arm bone or shoulder emerges from a source near this rib cage and juts over and down along the right edge of the canvas before transforming into a series of brown and black vertical shapes at the bottom right corner held together by a curving outline reminiscent of some kind of ungulate skull. To the left of this form, another series of rib-like parallel brown lines fall from a bold diagonal line jutting up and into the center of the jumbled mass of form and color at the center of the work. Shades of red, green, white and yellow all can be seen glowing amid the darkness, highlighting other blade or bone-line forms.
work_description_
Quasi-abstract forms painted in shades of black, gray and tan completely fill this painting. Recognizable human or animal shapes start to emerge from the darkness, such as the rib cage at the top left corner silhouetted against what seems to be a bright light source. A brown arm bone or shoulder emerges from a source near this rib cage and juts over and down along the right edge of the canvas before transforming into a series of brown and black vertical shapes at the bottom right corner held together by a curving outline reminiscent of some kind of ungulate skull. To the left of this form, another series of rib-like parallel brown lines fall from a bold diagonal line jutting up and into the center of the jumbled mass of form and color at the center of the work. Shades of red, green, white and yellow all can be seen glowing amid the darkness, highlighting other blade or bone-line forms.
Work Description
false
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Citation:
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Clyfford Still, PH-203, 1943. Oil on canvas, 69 1/2 x 32 3/4 inches (176.5 x 83.2 cm). Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO.
citation_
Clyfford Still, PH-203, 1943. Oil on canvas, 69 1/2 x 32 3/4 inches (176.5 x 83.2 cm). Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO.
Citation
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Work Rights Statement:
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© City and County of Denver / ARS, New York
work_rights_statement
© City and County of Denver / ARS, New York
Work Rights Statement
false
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Image Holding Institution:
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Clyfford Still Museum
image_holding_institution_
Clyfford Still Museum
Image Holding Institution
false
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Image Collection Name:
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CSM Art Collection: Objects
image_collection_name
CSM Art Collection: Objects
Image Collection Name
false
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Image Rights Statement:
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Photo: Gary Regester, courtesy the Clyfford Still Museum
image_rights_statement
Photo: Gary Regester, courtesy the Clyfford Still Museum
Image Rights Statement
false
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