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Lucio Fontana

Lucio Fontana

Italian, born Argentina, 1899-1968

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Lucio Fontana

Concetto spaziale, Attese (Spatial Concept, Waiting) , 1960
Lucio Fontana

Natura I , 1961
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Lucio Fontana

Abstract Composition #3 , 1964

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This painting features a young, Caucasian child, shown from the waist up, against a solid dark brown background. The brushwork overall is quite loose. The child’s cheeks are bright right, and she meets the viewer’s gaze. She wears a somewhat oversized, olive green coat with a bright red fringe at slightly below shoulder height. A hat of the same green color with additional bright red decorative elements covers her head. — George Benjamin Luks

The Trapper's Daughter , ca. 1920

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