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Blurred photo of a room view. On the wall on the left hangs an artwork with red and white stripes.

Louise Lawler

Three Flags (swiped again, one), 2022

Übersetzter TitelDrei Flaggen (erneut gewischt, eins)
MaterialFarbsublimationsdruck auf Museumsbox
Maße121,9 x 216,7 cm
Erwerbsjahr2022
InventarnummerUAB 1318
AusgestelltAktuell nicht ausgestellt
Copyright© Louise Lawler. Courtesy of the artist, Metro Pictures, New York, and Sprüth Magers

Weitere Werke

Andy Warhol Somebody Wants to Buy Your Apartment Building! (negative), 1986UAB 601 — Andy Warhol Somebody Wants to Buy Your Apartment Building! (negative), 1985/86

Collage by Albert Oehlen — Albert Oehlen Ohne Titel, 1983

Portrait of Alphanso Panell in silkscreen technique on a red background. — Andy Warhol Ladies and Gentlemen (Alphanso Panell), 1975

Albert Oehlen Ohne Titel (Baum 6), 2014UAB 907 — Albert Oehlen Ohne Titel (Baum 6), 2014

Dramatic painting by Cy Twombly in shades of yellow and red. The painting is part of the twelve-part Lepanto cycle. — Cy Twombly Lepanto IV, 2001

A cone-shaped sculpture with a rough, textured surface stands on a white pedestal. Its colors transition from pink at the base to black, gray, and beige toward the tip, highlighting its layered material composition. — Franz West Spitz, 1987

A drawing with black lines on white paper of a hand holding a holly tree. — Andy Warhol Hand with Holly, ca. 1958

An artwork on a white background shows a short line of black musical notation across the top and the word “Petite” painted in large yellow letters below. The piece is presented in a simple wooden frame. — Jannis Kounellis Senza titolo, Petite, 1964

Screen print after a portrait photo by Alphanso Panell. The painting is characterized by the bright, impasto application of paint, into which Warhol sometimes worked by hand to underline or trace contours. — Andy Warhol Ladies and Gentlemen (Alphanso Panell), 1975