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UP TIGHT
UP TIGHT
UP TIGHT

UP TIGHT

Artist (American, 1919 - 2009)
Date1969 (March 26)
Mediumcomputer‐generated drawing on paper
DimensionsImage: 8 1/2 x 10 1/2 in. (21.6 x 26.7 cm)
Support: 11 x 14 3/4 in. (27.9 x 37.5 cm)
ClassificationsDrawing
Credit LineGift of Frederick Hammersley, 2002
Object number2002.22.45
DescriptionComputer generated abstract image
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    Frederick Hammersley, MAZE UP TIGHT, #43, 1969, (8/8), from the series of #1-#72, computer‐gene…
    MAZE UP TIGHT, #43
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (March 27)
    Frederick Hammersley, UP TIGHT A LITTLE, #44, 1969, (4/4a), from the series of #1-#72, computer…
    UP TIGHT A LITTLE, #44
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969
    UP TIGHT YOU
    UP TIGHT YOU
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (March 23)
    Frederick Hammersley, CLEARLY UP TIGHT, 1969, computer‐generated drawing on paper, 11 x 14 3/4 …
    CLEARLY UP TIGHT
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (October 10)
    UP TIGHT BY DEGREES
    UP TIGHT BY DEGREES
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (October 18)
    UP TIGHT BY THREES
    UP TIGHT BY THREES
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (October 14)
    Frederick Hammersley, UP AND DOWN WITH A STICK, #71, 1969, (10/10), from the series of #1-#72, …
    UP AND DOWN WITH A STICK, #71
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (December 18)
    Frederick Hammersley, SEVEN UP, #9, 1969, (9/9), from the series of #1-#72, computer‐generated …
    SEVEN UP, #9
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (March 3)
    Frederick Hammersley, HALF OF SEVEN UP, #10, 1969, (5/5), from the series of #1-#72, computer‐g…
    HALF OF SEVEN UP, #10
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969 (March 3)
    UP DOWN STICK
    UP DOWN STICK
    Frederick Hammersley
    1970 (February 21)
    HEAVY H
    HEAVY H
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969
    Frederick Hammersley, A GOOD LINE IS HARD TO BEAT, #41, 1969, (12/15a), from the series of #1-#…
    A GOOD LINE IS HARD TO BEAT, #41
    Frederick Hammersley
    1969
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