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The Museum of Modern Art, New York

edited with an introduction by James Thrall Soby

articles by Jean Hans Arp, Richard Huelsenbeok, Robert Melville,

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LENDERS TO THE EX1:I1BITLON

Pnmcois Arp, Paris; Jean Arp, Meudon, France; Lee A. Ault,New York; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bareiss, Greenwich, Con-necticut; Mr. and Mrs. 'Herbert Bayer, Aspen, Colorado;Mr. and Mrs. William A. jVI. Burden, New York; MissPamela T. Colin, New York; Nil". and Mrs. Ralph F. Colin,New York; Dr. and Mrs. [ohn Alfred Cook, New York; OscarCox, Wnshington, D.C; ~i\rs. Maurice E. CuI berg, Chicago;Mme Curola Ciedion-\,yelcker, Zurich, Switzerland; FemandC. Crntndorge, Liege, Belgium; Mille Marguerite Hagen-bach, Basel, Switzerland; Mr. and Mrs. Ceorp;e Heard Ham-ilton, New Haven, Connecticut; Joseph H. Hirshhom, NewYork; Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hulbeck, New York; Mr. andMrs. 'Villiam Jaffe, New York; Sidney Janis, New York; j\h.

and Mrs .. Harry Jason, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M.Kootz, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Boris Leavitt, .Hanover,Pennsylvania; Lucien Lefebvre-Foiuet, Paris; Mrs. H. GatesLloyd, 'Vashington, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Morten D. May,St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Morton G. Neumann,Chicago; Mrs. Albert H. Newman, Chicago; Roland Penrose,London; Nelson A. Rockefeller, New York; Dr. and Mrs.Israel Rosen, Baltimore, Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M.Rothschild, Ktrchawan, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

CATALOGUE

All works in the exllibitio/l. are tllustmted. In dimensions,height precedes widtTl unless otherwise noted.

PAINTINGS, TAPESTIlIES, CRAPHIC WOllK

1 Cumposit.io/l. 1. 1907. Oil on canvas, 151l x ]9~;·'.Collec-tion Oscar Cox, 'Vashington, D.C. Ill. p. 12.1

2. Cl'tlci-f1xioli. 19.14. Engraving, 4J& x 3t". Collection LucienLefebvre-Foinct, Paris. Ill. ]1. 8

5 3 Horses. 1914. Six engravings (originally executed for an5~, 4/1-.\0 unpublished de luxe edition of the B!ugavad-Cita).

9;~;': 13" each. Collection the artist. Ill. p. 13

5~r5')..~ 4 Static COlllposition. 1915. Oil all cardboard, 35% x 30W'.Collection Fran90is Arp, Paris. W.. p. 34

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5 Automatic Dmwing. 1916. Ink, 16~1x 21J~".Tbe Museumof f"lodcrn Art, New York, given anonymously. Ill. p. 25

6 Automatic Dmwing. I~J18 (Original drawing for wood-cut, fronti::picce of Les Feuilfes Ubres, no. 47· 1927-28).Ink, f6~1 x' 8)~". Collection }"Ir. and ~'Irs. Morlon C.Nellmann, Chicago., 111. p. 14

7 The Newel Bottle. c. 1918. Lithograph, 16;~x 9%"·,TheMuseum of i\llodern Art, New York, gLft of J. B. Neu-mnnn. Ill. p. 17

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Slifka, New York; Mr. and Mrs. C. David Thompson, Pitts-burgh; Mr. and Mrs. Burton G. Tremaine, Meriden, Connect-icut; Mr. and Mrs. 'Vackcrnagel-Hagenbach, Basel, Switzer-land; Mr. and Mrs. George Henry 'Warren, New York; Mr.and Mrs. Richard K. Weil, St. Louis, Missouri; Mr. and Mrs.Harry L. Winston, Birmingham, Michigan; Mr. and :\","5.

Alan Wurtzburger, Pikesville, Maryland, Mr. and Mrs.Charles Zadok, New York; Mr. nnd . Mrs. Frederick Zim-mermann, New York

Museum of Art, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; TheBaltimore Museum of Art, Maryland; Kunstmuseum, Basel,Switzerland; The Art Institute of Chicago, JIlinois; WalkerArt Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota; The Museum of Mod-em Art, New York; Smith College Museum of Art, North-ampton, Massachusetts, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Penn-sylvania; Munson-\Villiams-Proctor Institute, Utica, NewYork; \Vellcslcy College Art .M uscum, Wellesley, Massa-chusetts

Caloric Springer, Berlin; Sidney Janis Callery, New York;Galerie Denise Rene, Paris

57J 1).) .8 Moustache /-Ial.. c. 191.8, Lilhograph, 101.; x 13"· The Mu-scum of Modern Art, New York, gift of J. 13. Neumann.Hi. p. 7 I

9 Abstraa. Cnmposif-i,olt. 1926. Oil on cunvas, 22~ 1~26,,~1YCollection Mr. and Mrs. C. Da\'id Thompson, Pitts- jg·450burgh. JIl. p. 47

'ilb10 Navels. 1926. Oil on canvas, 191 x 2.31~".Collection

Marguerite Hagcnbach, Basel. Ill. p. 46ivlme )'D 19~

pg 3'111 Hug. 1938. Wool, 78 x 591~".The Museulll of)\'lodcrnArt, New York. Purchase. ilL /'. 67

12 Dancer n. 1955 (painting after Dallcer 1, 1928, de- 6"g. 6.'2tTstroyed relief). Oil on canvas, 57~ ;.: 42;~". CollectionFran~:ois Arp, Paris. lll. p. 105

13 Planimetric SClIlpf,ure. ]958. Pel~cil,.2-7:lf--x-]·9~eollec- Sg,6'O/lion the :ntis\'. ffl. 17- 10 t;l1'J:. 1'3'19 x. fSYs"

14 COlllpositirl/l in Grey, Black, ond Red. 1958. Tapestry(Ateliers Tabard, Aubusson), 60\ x ,52:fCCalerie Denise E)g-51bHene, Pari"5)JII.p. 117 C\ \L. ("-L.u;c.:.~t('

15 S.keLolo"{/,,,~e. ~?5.9. Tapesl'y. (Atej;e~·sTab-:nd, Aubusson), 5Fih x 49t . (Galenc Det1lse Rene,JPafls. 53·153Illustrafed on jackdtr . ?" Ii/~,\0<;

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COLLAGES

16 Abst mci ComposWoll. 1915, Collage, 9~ x 7X Collec-tion Mme Marguerite Hugcnbach, Basel. f!l. p. 118

] 7 HecWllgle~ Arranged According /.0 the Lacos of Chance.1916. Collage, 9;~ x 4i~". Collection the arttst. Ill. p, 35

18 Squares Arranged According /'0 the Laws of Ctionce.1916-t7. Collage, 19)~ x 13%". The Museum of ModernArt, New York. Purchase. fll. p. 37

19 Duo-Collage. 1918 (Executed in colluborution withSophie Taeuber-Arp ). Paper on cardboard, 33;~ x: 26".Collection Mr. and Mrs. Burton C. Tremaine, Meriden,Conn. lll. v 37 ');lilJ: [1/5 (51;;/'

20 Papier Dechire. 1932. Collage, v,k .• lAY'. Collectionlheartist.lll.p . .15 SO·td:1bY8'J...6Y/fU

21 Tam Dro.cing. 1932. Collage, ~.-l-s;r,:, Collectionthe nrttst. Ill. p. 60

22 Navel and ""ringed Navel. 193.'3. Collage, 15% x 13J~"·Collection Francois Arp, Paris. Ill. p. 60

23 Cmnposiuon. 1937. Torn paper, with India ink wnsh,<""~~. Philadelphia Museum of Art, A. E. Gallatin Col-lecuon. Ill. p. 66 "5t1A.f· 1'8//5''': 130/&'"

24 Conniositton, 1937. Torn pflpcr, with India ink wash andpencil, m~:U .(.t.. Philadelphia Museum of Art, A. E. Gal- 35latin Collection. III. 1). 66 Sf(/~

25 Tn/'ll Drawing with Watercolor. 1946.' tt"llage, -~ 36-=g~ Collection Mmc Marguerite llugenbach, Basel.

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26 J)wwing alld 'Torn, (llId Colored- Papers, 1946. Collage,139~x 9i~".Collection Ivlr. find Mrs. Wackernagel-Hagen-IXtell, Basel. Ill.. p. 82 &;,041, !'"3>11Jf.. {rra 'oJ

27 Color Tear. 1947. Collage and gouache, 241; x 19"· Col-lection Mr. and Mrs. ':Villinm Jaffe, New York. 111.. p.83Personage. ]948. Collage nnd gouache, 19J~ x 1O;!/' Wel-lesley College Art lvluseuJ11,gift of Edgar Kaufl1lflnn,Wellesley, p,llass. 1/1. p. 88

III I.-he MalineI' of Popiel'S Dechires. 1949· Collage, 1~Jfx ]2;~". Collection Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. l-Iulbeck,New York. Hl. p. goHiI'd Gild Necktie. 1954. Collage, 12J~ x 9)~"· Collection}.h. and j'vlrs. G. David Thompson, Pittsbmgh. I7l. p. l.O4

Constellat.ion of Six Black Forms on lNhite Groulld.1957. Collage, 43~ x 13;~". Collection the artist. m.. p.116 ':>111,f J.;[,'Jf ~ {('Iv"

COl1sl,ellation of Three ''''hite Forms on Black GroHlld.1957. Collage, 2~~ x ~". Collection the artiSt. Ill. p.J J6 11

Composition I. 1.907. Oil on canvas,x 191". Oscar Cox, Washington, D.C.

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3-3 Portrait of Tuna. 1916. Painted wood relief, ·r81B-·~---tiH:-". 5'1.1-9?Collection the artist. Ill. p. 1.9 13 ;i, :/111-"

34 Forest. 1916. Painted wood relief, ~'. Collection 5g.163Roland Penrose, London. Ill. p. 35 .

Plant Hammer. 1917. Painted wood relief, 24lt ~ 191f·}'¥ 5~.b,{Collection the artist. Ill. p. 36

Birds in an Aquarium. c. 1920. Painted wood, 9;~ x 8". Q3:l. '3 7The Museum of Modern Art, New York. 1/1. p. 38 -p-K" ~

37 Shirt Front and Fork. 1922 . .Paintc(~ wood, 2:2jf. Z'7~. ---.1' 1:;rCollection M1'. and Mrs. George Heard llal1lilton, New :YO'Ha ven, Conn. Ill. p. 38

'Y ~Egg Board. 1922. Painted wood, '2.rf1fx 39'( Collection :;s .!l1!LFemand C. Graindorge, Liege, Belgium. If!. p. 39

39 Plate, Fork, and Navel. 1923. P,tinled wood relief, 23J~x24". Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. 1fl. I)· 41

40 /Jancer. 1923-:24. String and oil on canvns, '2o..x 15'l·i".Sidney Janis Gallery, New York. 1Il. 'P. 40 11"11

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£S:1el41 Moon Frog. 1924. Oil on cardbO:lrd with cut-outs, 20Jf x273f". Collection 1'lme :Marguerite Hagenbach, Basel.Ill. p. 42

42 Mou.ntai1l, Table, Anchors, Navel,. 1925. Oil on cardboardwith cut-outs, 29% x 2.3)~". The Museulll of ModernArt, New York. Purchase. Ill. 1). 43

43 Shirt and Tie. 1928. Painted wood relief, 31~8 x 39~ij"·

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44 IVO Heads. 1929. Painted wood relief, 47)'\ x 39M". TheMuseum of Modern Art, New York. Purchase. 111. p. 53

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5814r 45 Leai, 1929 .. Oil find .str~g on canvas, 28~; x 2.3J~".(Pri-vate collection, NC\\J"Rrk) Ill. v 50

6 AH ,'-,rj,RA,' 1'-. 0'1 I' . .",l1/.L. 4 Leaves a.llc.-f\ave s. 192? 1 anc slnng on canvas, 1.3"t-tr~1.."lOx i ou". The Museum of Modern Art, New York. lfl. p.51Arranged According to the Lases of Chance. 1929.Painted wood relief, '5-~ ~~". P.riv~te co.llect1t!n,Switzerland. nt. p, 49 4f4r x ~I/~ (So1Wt,.'J - Sf;zftJ!.U....)Objects Arranged According to tlie Laws of Chance 01'

Nooels. 19.30. Varnished wood relief, 101';x llJ~". TheMuseum of Modem Art, New York. Purchase. Ill. p. 51Leaves and Navels 1. 1930. Painted wood relief, 3d; x3~JW'. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Purchase.1Il. p. 56

Torso, Npvel, Head wUlt Moustache. 19.30. Painted woodreli.ef, 31')~'x .39J.l".Collection j\ilrs. Albert H. Newman,Chicago. ·W. p. 52

COllfigrm1l.ion. 1930. Painted wood relief, 27J~ x .3.3;,l".Philadelphia MllSeUJ1l of Art, A. E. Callatin Collection.III. 1'. 57

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Var;a!:ion 1 - Constellation wlth Five White (ind TwoBlack Forms. ]932. Paint-ed wood relief, 2,3J~x :2912". Mun-son-vViJliall1s-Prodor Institute, Utica, N.Y. 1ll. p. 59

Arrow Clond. 1932. Painted wood relief, 4.3!!t x 55'il". 69Private collecLion, Basel. Ill. p. 58 I ' ") .' /IS"'u :4 'i, ,<11'1,COl1stmcl.ion. 1934. Oil on board with cut-buts, 2~~

~. Collection M1'. and Mrs. Herbert M. Rothschild,Kitchawan, New York. ]fl. p. 61

55 TIl'/,ee COl1stella!.iolls of Same Forms. ]942, Painted woodreliefs, .35:.:1x 28" each. Private collection, Basel. lll. pp.76,77 I

56 Birdlike CLOt/d. 194.3. Painted wood relief, 32}f x 2S7i#Collection Dr. and J\'lrs. Charles H. Hulbeck, New York.1/1. p. 78

57 Structllre of 'V!tite Blossoms for My Dead W·ife. 1943·Painted wood relief, 55J~ x 43k'. Collection ;"Ime Mar-guerile Hagenbach, Basel. Ill. p. 79 :l"J-;i:

58 Vegetal SylJllllel.l'lj. 1946. 'Vood relief, ~x 19W'. Col-lection ~.'Ime Carob Giedion-Welcker, Zurich. Ill. p. 80

59 SUI/uner Metope. 1~)46.Wooel relief, 55;~ x 25"~"Col-lection the artist. Ill. p. 81

60 Star Seed. 1949. Painted wooel, 17JIf:x 241,l". CollectionIvIrs. Maurice E. Culberg, Chicago. ltl. p. 90

6J TOUl'nam,ent. 1949. Painted wood relief, 55 x 43'W. Sid-ney janis Callery, New York. Ill. 1J• 91 61

62 Configuration: Shell-Stal'. 1953. Oil on cardhoard, ~~ x")139~".Collection the artist. Ill. p. 101.

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The dating and dimensions of tJte sculpture secuow arelargely based 011 the catalogue of Arp's sculpture by Mar-guerite /-fagenvach 'in Jean A,rp b!l Camhi Ciedion-1Velcker, 1957, plibUsTled by I-larry N. Abrams, tnc., NewYork. Several additions lind changes have been made illview of '//lore recent ·infofllw/.'ion.

65 Hand Fruit. 1930(pai~te~ wood, 21% x 34:8"· rr~'ate 5S1'jfacollection, Switzerland. /fl. "p. 54 (Saclt'OJ- S/"ihlW\ .-_

66 Bell and Navels. 19.31. Painted wood, 10\ x 19~". Col- :J$,53jIectio» the artist. Ill. p . .55 )6 'iq.-f!?rSh

67 1'0 he Lost in ale woods. 1932. Bronze sculpturJin threeforms: large, 8:ll" long; medium, 4;~" long; small, 3~" long. 5g,Jj/"bBase: "2-4:: high. Collection Sidney Janis, New York. TfI.P·551.3~f··

63 Human Concretion Oil OIAt! Bowl. J.93.5. Bronze. Sculp-ture, l8W' high; bowl, 2S:J~" long, Collection the artist.111. 1'. 63

1-1ulI1rHlConcretion. 19.35. Cnst stone (1949, after origi-nal plaster), ),9)2" high. The Museum of Modern Art,New York, gift of the Advisory Committee. IU. p. 65

70 Metalllorphosis (S7Iell-Swall-Swing). 1935· Bronze, 27)~" ;$,~3'-')high (Derived from origin;11 plaster, ]935,9" high). Col-lection the artist. 1ll. p. 62

7] CralG11 of BlUrS. 193G. Bronze (1947, nher original lime- :: 11.. ·I/I!

stone), 1.8W' high. Collection Mr. and J'o.lrs.Samuel ]'Vl. J~,....,..-paKaatz, New York. 111. p. 68

72 Marital SCII1/ll.llre. J.9.37. Wood (lathe-tumed and sawed, £l41.fexecuted in collaboration with Sophie Taeuber-Arp),15r~' high. Collection the ;1rtist. 1lI., p. 64

73 Stolle Formed by t.he Human /-land. 1938. Jma lime-stone, 16~~"high. Kunstmllseum, Basel, Em;1nuel Hoffmann 55,1SfoFund. 11/. p. 71

74 Automatic Sculpture (NOli/age to Rodin). 19.38. Granite,IOf~,hi.gh. Colledioll Mr. ;lnd :.\'Irs. Richard K. Weil,51. LOl"S. JIl. p. 68. [ C /

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. 1'&';:' high. Collection 1\'lr. and Mrs. Joseph Slifka, New\'I'lt Yo,·k. 1/1. 1'. 72

76 Growth. 19.38. Bmllze, 311(" hi¥h. ~~lilade1phia MusemTI ,g. !.:Ph.of Mt. Ill. 1'. 69 T i~}1 1&1"\

77 L'u-nll/"Armor. 1938. Cranite,125" high. Collection Mr.;"illdrvlrs. Harry L. \Vinston, Birmingham, Mich. Ill. p. 70 !.Jf 16~

6.3 COllfigllration, 1955. Bronze relief, 21),l x ]51;". CollectionMr. and Mrs. Harry Jason, New York. lIf. p. 102

64 Face. 1955. Painted cardboard relief, 2~X 21¥. Col-lection Mme Marguerite Hngenbach, Basel. Ill. p. lO3

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Art, University of Mtchtgnu, Ann I\rbol". ill. p. 72",U'I/I_V'

79 Shell Crystal.. ]~)38. Granite, 13" high. Collection NelsonA. Rockefeller, New York. JIl. p. 73

80 Pre~Ad(lmic Torso. 1938. Limestone, 18J~"high. Collec-tion Mille j\'Lnguerite Hngenbnch, Basel. Ill. p. 70

81 Leaf of the Pyramids. 1939. Crnnitc, 18" long. The Balti-more Museum of Art, Charles and Elsa Hutzler MemorialCollection. In. p. 73 ~"

82 Dream Amphora. ]941. Marble, i~high. Collection Mr.and Mrs. Herbert Bayer, Aspen, Colorado. JIl. p. 75

83 COl/crete Scuipture. 1942. Xlurble, 14~" high. CollectionMiss Pamela T. Colin, New York, courtesy 1\,11'.and Mrs.Ralph F. Colin. JIf. 1)· 74 IS /.1 'I

84 Little Sphinx. ]942. Bronze, -rG:t:... high. Collection Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Slifka, New York. Ill. p. 74

85 Snake Bread. 194Z. Granite, IO).'j" long. Collection Mr.0S 170 und Mrs. Frederick Zimmermann, New York. JIl. p, 75,.. ,'_ 86 Chimerical Font .. 1~)47. Bronze, 31J~" high. Collectionst· J;Y1a, 16 ~'1r. nnd Mrs. George Henry warren, New York. Ill. p. 85

Owl's Dream. 1947. Marble, IS};" high. (Derived fromoriginal limestone, 1937-38, 1.0)/' high). Collection LeeA. Ault, New York. Iff. p. 87

Tree of Howls. 1947. Bronze, 3?f" high. Collection J\'Ir.and lVII'S. Hichard K. \Veil, St. Louis. Ill. p. 84

Hea(l with Clatvs. 1949. 13ml1ze, ~J%"r hig~1. ColJcdionJoseph H, I-lirshhorn, New York. JIl.. p. 86

Pagoda Fn/:it. 1949. Bronze, 43JI" high. (Derived fromcast cement, 19:34, g" high). Galerie Springer, Berlin.1ll. 1). 92

Silent:. 1949. r..-Inrble, 20" high. (Derived from originalplaster, 1942, 13~~"high). Collection Dr. and tvIrs. IsraelHosen, Baltimore. Ill. p. 86 t:. "L .

. " . " . 1''(1 ""'\Concrete Sculpt,lae MIl'/'. 1949-50. Granlte,.1.3 hIgh.(Derived from bronze, l!')36, 5;~" higll). Private coll~c-lion, New York. Ill. p. 94 (IZbf/lscitJr!)Pist:il. 1950. Limestone, 34*" high. (Derived from lime-stllllC, 1950, 13'~" high). Collection ,Mr. and 1\-1I's.MortonD .. May, St. Louis. Ill. p. 89Con{igura(.io/l. ill Serpentine Movemen/.-s (Snake Move-ment: 1). 1950. Marble, 14~long. Colledion Mr. and ;\'Irs.Ralph F. Colin, New York. IIf. p. 97

'Tholes of ""filet,us. 1951. Granite, 42"' hjgh. CollectionMr. and Mrs. C. David Thompson, Pittsburgh, JIl.. p. 95

Extremity of a. ·My/.hicol lVil/eskin. 1952. Granite, Ii'high. The Art Institute of Chicago, Samuel P. AveryFund. Ill. p. 93

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97 Cobra-Centaur. 1952. Bronze, 2gW' high. Collection ~·,Irr. j-g.4/f-£"and Mrs. Morton C. Neumann, Chicago. Ill. p. 96

98 Torso. 1953, Marble, 3]~" high. (Derived from originalplaster, 1930, l.2Jr' high). Smith College Museum of Art,Northampton, Mass'Jir-ll. u. 98

I ,99 Or-u. J953. Marble, ]1 I~" long. Collect.on Mr. and Mrs. bY-if':)}

G. David Thompson, Pittsburgh. Ill. p. 97

100 Aquatic. 1953. Marble, 25)'" long. Walker Art Center, 5'J. <2'7/Minneapolis. Ill. p. 99 4::2.

101 Ptolenuj. 1953· Limestone,~' high. Collection Mr. and i<t, !:TugMrs. vVilliam A. :~vl.Burden, New York. m. I'. 1,00

1.02 Campnede. 1954. Bronze, 13" long. (Derived from 1-'Shell, 19.38, 4~~"high). Collection Mr. and Mrs. Walter 5z, bBareiss, Greenwich, Conn. Ill. p. 1()7

103 Dream Flower with Lips. 1954. Marble, 29)~"high. (De- .- _ . __rived from original plaster, 1954, 18)'" high). Collection 53.//6 ()Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd, Washington, D.C. Ill. p. J06 _. ICf'lIo.f{

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(Derived from limestone, 1955, .13:M" long). Collection OJ,o:11Nelson A. Rockefeller, New York. III. p. lOB

105 Medttemmeow Sculpture IT. 1956. Crystalline marble, ::;0:-4°3r3 ~ :l-5"" high. (Derived from white marble, 1942, 14);" ...J~" (.

high). Mme Marguerite Hagenbuch, Basel. Ill. p. 107

106 Venus of Mendon . .1956. Bronze, ~ high. Sidney 5~5/3Tanis Gallen', New York. Ill. '/J· 109 71/'., ;:Ie>-

107 Self Absorbed. 1957· lvfarble, 2+£ high. (Derived from ~1': t;v1limestone, 1956, zd" high). Collection Dr. and rvlrsJohn Alfreu Cook, New York. Tll. p. 1w

.108 H u.,.lon. 1957. :tvlarble,38J~" high. (Derived rrom lime-stone, 1951, 19%" high). Collection Mr. and Mrs. Boris 5;'j-43Leavitt, Hanover, P'l. Ill. p. 1H~')JlrII

log Floral Nude. 1957. Brnnze, J: high. Co!h;eti:ll1 Nil".and Mrs. Charles Zadok, New York. Ifl. p. H3

:L77.c "110 Seated. 1957. Marble, ~high. (Derived from lime-

stone, 1937, 13" high). Sidney JaniS C;dlcry, New York.Ill. p. 11.0

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1.11 Torso. ]957. Bronze, 367~"high. (Derived from marble,1931,24"" high). Collection lvfr. <lnd 'tvlrs, Alan Wurl'z- 5(!;/f7t(-burger, courtesy The Baltimore Museum of Art. 7l1.p. 114

lIZ Oreal, Lady. 1957, Bronze, .(j6~igh. Sidney Janis G~I1- 5&'. 5{H(IeI")', New York. 1ll. p, J 12 ~!:J--~¥- 4~,.

1.13 H,muJn L1I1wr Spectral (Torso of (J Giant). 1957. Bronze,J-!0 (1 A-rM!' high. (Derived from marble, J950, -a~ high). 5S".t![ D

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