Ed Ruscha: Sponge Puddle Kon Trubkovich each of which represents a

each of which represents a pair of converging objects depicted in relative scale to one another

with Marcel Duchamp and Barnett Newman presented first

and that the gaps between the spots were the same width as the spots in order to create what he has called the “harmony of where color can exist on its own

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Ed Ruscha: Sponge Puddle Kon Trubkovich each of which represents aPrinted in Venice, California, by Hamilton Press on Rives BFK paper, this lithograph by Ed Ruscha features one of the majestic mountains that became a dominant motif in his work beginning in the late 1990s. His meticulously super realistic precipices are based on photographs, but he describes them as mountains of the mind, explaining that they function as anonymous backdrops for the drama of words. The juxtaposition of terms limned in the Boy Scout