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Frank Stella, Tetuan III (from the For Meyer Schapiro portfolio) (1973)
Title: Frank Stella, Tetuan III (from the For Meyer Schapiro portfolio) (1973)
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Lithograph and screenprint in colors on Arches, 17 × 22 in.
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