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1974 Sculptor Mark di Suvero Burgundian Season Vintage 1974 Art Magazine Article
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"Mark di Suvero's Burgundian Season" vintage 1974 magazine article by Elizabeth C. Baker. The article/magazine clipping was carefully removed from a 1974 art magazine.
Text in the article is in English.
The article opens with:
"About a year and a half ago, Mark di Suvero took up part-time residence in Chalon-sur-Saone, a small industrial city in central eastern France in the province of Burgundy, between Dijon and Macon. Living on an abandoned peniche (a long, narrow, low-slung cargo boat) tied up adjacent to a steelyard on the edge of town, he began a group of large works in steel. A year later, he had completed (or nearly so) six new pieces."
The article is 5 pages in length [on 3 sheets of paper] and includes a number of great images within the text. This is an original article/magazine clipping [not a copy or reprint], which was removed from a magazine.
Because the pages are oversized, the article may be folded in half at the time of shipping (to fit into a large envelope).
The article was carefully removed directly from a magazine. [The rest of the magazine is not included.]
[inv. AiA-MJ-5/6-74]
Text in the article is in English.
The article opens with:
"About a year and a half ago, Mark di Suvero took up part-time residence in Chalon-sur-Saone, a small industrial city in central eastern France in the province of Burgundy, between Dijon and Macon. Living on an abandoned peniche (a long, narrow, low-slung cargo boat) tied up adjacent to a steelyard on the edge of town, he began a group of large works in steel. A year later, he had completed (or nearly so) six new pieces."
The article is 5 pages in length [on 3 sheets of paper] and includes a number of great images within the text. This is an original article/magazine clipping [not a copy or reprint], which was removed from a magazine.
Because the pages are oversized, the article may be folded in half at the time of shipping (to fit into a large envelope).
The article was carefully removed directly from a magazine. [The rest of the magazine is not included.]
[inv. AiA-MJ-5/6-74]
