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Robert Carston Arneson1980
- Attribution
- Robert Carston Arneson American, 1930-1992
- Medium
- Color lithograph on white wove paper
- Physical dimensions
- Image/sheet: 102.6 × 76.6 cm (40 7/16 × 30 3/16 in.)
- Credit line
- Gift of Stanley and Norman Freehling
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Arneson, one of the foremost figures in the American art-clay movement during the second half of this century, was also an exceptional draftsman. He was an important teacher, and proponent of so-called "Bay Area Funk Art" (a strain of representational art based in the San Francisco area that also included William T. Wiley), a group whose work embraced corny kitsch and was characterized by visual and verbal puns often of a base nature.
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