Fragment from the series “All Facts Have Been Changed to Protect the Ignorant”

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Fragment from the series “All Facts Have Been Changed to Protect the Ignorant”
Image Not Available for Fragment from the series “All Facts Have Been Changed to Protect the Ignorant”

Fragment from the series “All Facts Have Been Changed to Protect the Ignorant”

Date2000-2001
MediumAcrylic paint over graphite on paper
DimensionsSheet: 254 × 178 mm. (10 × 7 in.)
Credit LineNathan L. and Suzanne F. Cohen Contemporary Art Fund
Object number2002.20
NOT ON VIEW
Last Updated1/11/24
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