Kunst comix: a phoney art history

As the title of this book suggests, it contains very funny images parodying Russian icons, Indian Rajput paintings, and Japanese prints. The book is dedicated to Arshile Gorky and Walt Disney.

Out of print.

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Holdings

University of Delaware, Rochester Institute of Technology, Yale University, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of New Mexico (Albuquerque), University of Texas (Houston), University of California (San Diego), Dartmouth College, Washington University (St. Louis), Harvard University, Massachusetts College of Art, University of Pittsburgh, University of California (Davis), Metropolitan Museum of Art, SUNY New Paltz, Contemporary Arts Museum (Houston), Atlanta College of Art, Florida Atlantic University (Miami), Museum of Contemporary Art (San Diego), School of the Art Institute of Chicago, University of Houston, High Museum, University of Utah, Florida Atlantic University, The High Museum at Woodruff Art Center, Sojourner Truth Library, The New York Public Library, Indiana University, Museum of Modern Art, University of Michigan, Library of Congress

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Metadata

Title:

Kunst comix: a phoney art history

Date of publication:

1983

Place of publication:

Rosendale, NY

Publisher:

Women's Studio Workshop

Dimensions:

27.5 x 28 cm.

Number in edition:

75

Paging:

[14] leaves

Printing method:

Silkscreen, color photocopy

Binding:

Saddle stitch pamphlet

Structure:

Codex

Funding source:

Women's Studio Workshop

Signature:

Signed by the artist

Printer:

Barbara Leoff Burge

Binder:

Barbara Leoff Burge

Other notes:

"Volume 1, the Russian icon, the Japanese woodblock print, the Indian Rajput painting"