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See It Is The Gift
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Elegantly produced, round, bright red leather folio, lined in thin sheets of black tissue paper, with an inserted circle of the same tissue, on which the phrase, "SEE IT IS THE GIFT" is embossed in gold. Also included is a certificate, printed in red and black, produced by the Monchengladbach Museum for this multiple, with the following information:
Munchengladbach
2702240
Edition of 50
JAMES LEE BYARS
SEE IT IS THE GIFT
Rights: © The Estate of James Lee Byars / Michael Werner Gallery
Department of Modern & Contemporary Art
[Museum Alteiberg store Mönchengladbach Germany] sold; to Gabrielle De Ferrari gift; to Harvard University Art Museums 2003.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Gabriella De Ferrari in honor of James Cuno
Title: See It Is The Gift
Description:
Elegantly produced, round, bright red leather folio, lined in thin sheets of black tissue paper, with an inserted circle of the same tissue, on which the phrase, "SEE IT IS THE GIFT" is embossed in gold.
Also included is a certificate, printed in red and black, produced by the Monchengladbach Museum for this multiple, with the following information:
Munchengladbach
2702240
Edition of 50
JAMES LEE BYARS
SEE IT IS THE GIFT.
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