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Cannibal

Artist Charles Arnoldi (American, born 1946)
Date1986
MediumFive-part painting; acrylic on carved plywood
DimensionsOverall: 120 × 300 inches (304.8 × 762 cm)
Credit LinePurchase: acquired with the assistance of an anonymous donor
Object numberF86-62 A-E
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DescriptionLarge, multicolored abstract painting on wood that has been cut into--often all the way through--with a chain saw, revealing the grain of wood. Comprised of five vertical panels which fit flush together.
Copyright© Charles Arnoldi
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