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abstract mixed-media collage by Walter Ferro
  • B-70
  • | 1972
  • | collage, cut paper, watercolor
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This collage was part of works completed in conjunction with Ferro’s Guggenheim Fellowship in 1972.

In his notes, Ferro said, “this piece I slaved on-decided to mount it on plastic, then painted top passage… I collaged over it and worked on it until it responded…It also serves to prove what I am doing is not abstracting-indeed it is a very calculating and precise developing of the surface that is the heart of the effort.I am using fragile paper as well-avoiding the effete look that can trap the eye into believing some little old lady is indulging in a hobby.”

For more information about the work included in the Guggenheim application, as well as those works completed during the fellowship, please visit the ABOUT section.


Artwork Availability

Original: Available

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Tagged in: 1970s, Abstract, Collage, Guggenheim Work, Signed, Watercolor


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