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robert morris
Robert MORRIS: Earth Projects. 1969.
title page
one of the plates
Prints.
Black cloth portfolio containing 10 etchings hand-printed from aluminium plates on a scraper- bar Schofield press by Aris Koutroulis and Theo Wujcik under the direction of Aris Kourtoulis.
The prints were pulled in the Detroit Workshop at the Common Ground of the Arts in Detroit in the Summer and Fall of 1969. The edition is numbered 1 to 125 on BFK Rives Paper. An average of 10 to 15 proofs also exists.
There are 7 to 9 colors in each lithograph.
Each plate, signed and numbered, 56.5x76 cm.
Full margins.
All plates have been effaced.
Title page designed by Bill Butt.
Printed by Detroit Workshop, New York.
Published by Friends of Modern Art of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit.
Complete.
Excellent condition.List of the plates:
I- Mounds and Trenches
II- Dust
III- Burning Petroleum
IV- Piles and Pits
V- Temperatures
VI- Steam
VII- Vibrations
VIII- Waterfall
IX- Hedges and Gravel
X- Wall and Ditch
Reference:
Ch. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999, #5 to 14, pp. 21 through 31.
Robert MORRIS: Earth Projects, VI & X. Two (of the ten) etchings from the portfolio. 1969.
Prints. Etchings.
Steam. (Plate #VI of the portfolio Earth Projects).
Etching in 7 colors (light grey, dark grey brown, cyan, yellowished green, magenta and sivered grey). 56.3x76.2 cm. Edition of 125 copies. This copy is an A.P., numbered lower left, dated and signed lower right in black pencil. Short tear (3 cm) in the upper margin. A tiny pin hole at each corner.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #10, p. 27.
Wall and Ditch. (Plate #X of the portfolio Earth Projects).
Etching in 7 colors (light grey, dark grey brown, cyan, yellowished green, magenta and green). 56.3x76.2 cm. Edition of 125 copies. This copy is an A.P., numbered lower left, dated and signed lower right in black pencil. A tiny pin hole at each corner.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #14, p. 31.
Earth Projects: Portfolio of 10 etchings hand-printed from aluminium plates on a scraper- bar Schofield press by Aris Koutroulis and Theo Wujcik under the direction of Aris Kourtoulis. The prints were pulled in the Detroit Workshop at the Common Ground of the Arts in Detroit in the Summer and Fall of 1969. The edition is numbered 1 to 125 on BFK Rives Paper. An average of 10 to 15 proofs also exists. There are 7 to 9 colors in each lithograph. All plates have been effaced. Title page designed by Bill Butt. Printed by Detroit Workshop, New York. Published by Friends of Modern Art of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit.
Robert MORRIS: Labyrinths - Voice - Blind time. 1974.
Artist poster. Print.
Photo self-portrait, 2-color, black and silver, offset photo. 93.5x60.5 cm. Wooden frame with glass panel (can easily be unframed for shipping). For the show at Castelli-Sonnabend, April 6th - 27th, 1974. Designed by R. Morris.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: # V5, p. 129.
Robert MORRIS: Photo Cabinet. 1975.
Multiple.
Painted wood cabinet containing photograph. Closed: 38x27x4 cm. Outside photo, mounted on cardboard on the door: 24.5x19.2 cm. Inside photo, mounted on the bottom: 31.3x22.7 cm. Edition of 17 numbered, dated and signed copies. When Christophe Chérix was preparing the catalogue raisonné of R. Morris prints and mulitples he did not find a copy of the regular edition of 17. However he found 2 copies, one unsigned "A.P" copy, in a New York private collection, and another unsigned copy in a private collection in Fance, bearing no edition information whatsoever. Our copy is the one from the French private collection. This work exists now only as an edition as the original piece, unique, created in 1963, was accidentally destroyed a few years ago.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #M7, p. 120-121.
Robert MORRIS: Roller Disco. Cenotaph for a Public Figure. 1980.
Print.
Silkprint on Arches paper. 45.7x60.9 cm, full margins. Editions Schellmann & Kluser, Munich, Germany. Printed by Styia Studios. Edition of 180, numbered, dated and signed in pencil in the lower margin.
Text:
ROLLER DISCO: CENOTAPH FOR A PUBLIC FIGURE
The individual's favorite possessions - the golf clubs, the shoes, the tie pin, the Ferrari, the bowling ball, the art collection, etc. - are carefully sawed in halves. The edges of the cuts are filed or otherwise cleaned to reveal the precise cross-sections of the objects which are then embedded in a transparent plastic matrix. The objects are arranged so that the cross-sections face upward. The matrix forms a vast circular floor and a top layer of smooth, indestructible, transparent plastic is poured as a finish surface. A large building is erected over this floor, a building held up with a maze of elaborate wooden trusses. No pole or column interrupts the floor. The appropriate décor and sound system are installed. A suitable name is found. A discrete advertising campaign is initiated. Only the highest quality roller skates are allowed on the floor.
Robert MORRIS: Zeno. 1994.
full plate
Print.
3-color (yellow, red, magenta) etching (aqua fortis, aquatint and dry point) on white Velin paper. Paper: 56x46.2 cm. Image: 14x24.2 cm. StellaR Grafics, Paris, 1994. Edition of 100 copies, numbered lower left, dated and signed lower right in black pencil.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #68 A, p. 81.
Robert MORRIS: Zeno. 1994.
full plate
Print.
Black etching (aqua fortis, aquatint and dry point) on white Velin paper. Paper: 56x46.2 cm. Image: 14x24.2 cm. StellaR Grafics, Paris, 1994. Edition of 100 copies, numbered lower left, dated and signed lower right in black pencil.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #68 B, p. 81.
Robert MORRIS: Moerae. Clotho; Lachesis; Atropos. 1995.
Clotho Lachesis Atropos Prints.
Complete set of 3 lithographs printed black on white paper in publisher's portfolio. Each: 93,1x63.2 cm. Each print is numbered, dated and signed in the lower left corner (Lachesis is numbered lower left, dated and signed lower right) in black pencil. They come, loose, inside the original card portfolio with printed front. StellaR Graphics, Paris, 1995.
Edition of 35 signed and numbered copies.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #79 to 81, p. 92 to 94. (Mistakingly arranged in the catalogue raisonné: acording to the Greek mythology and life chronology, the order of the prints should be: Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos when the catalogue says: Clotho, Atropos, Lachesis).
Robert MORRIS: Moerae. Clotho; Lachesis; Atropos. 1995.
Prints.
Same as upper, without the portfolio.
Robert MORRIS: Untitled (Blind Time). 1996.
Print.
Black lithograph on white velin d'Arches paper. 57x76.2 cm. Edition of 35 copies, numbered, dated and signed in black pencil.
Reference:
C. Chérix, Robert Morris, Estampes et Multiples, 1952-1998, Catalogue Raisonné, Geneva and Chatou, 1999: #85, p. 98.
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Jean-Dominique CARRE Contemporary Art
archives
avant-gardes of the sixties and seventies
52 rue mazarine f -75006 paris france
tel. (33)(0)1*43*54*12*64
mob. (33)(0)7*69*17*25*00
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