From Point (4) [from "From Point, From Line"] 点より(4)［『点より・線より』より］

LEE Ufan 李　禹煥

Collection of: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
Title: From Point (4) [from "From Point, From Line"]
Artist Name: LEE Ufan
Year: 1977
Category: Block prints
Material / Technique: Lithograph
Edition: Ed. 14/50（画面外左下）
Acquisition date: 1978
Accession number: 1975-00-7791-000
MOT Collection Search: https://mot-collection-search.jp/shiryo/3079/

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