Untitled Red by Milan Mrkusich

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Untitled Red

Artist

Milan Mrkusich
Production Date

1985
Medium

acrylic on canvas
Size

2275 x 1510 x 35 mm
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 1985
Accession Number

C1994/1/164
Accession Date

Oct 1985
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Painting
Collection

Chartwell
Subjects

abstraction

Exhibition history

Cross Currents: Contemporary New Zealand and Australian Art from the Chartwell Collection

Waikato Museum of Art and History | Te Whare Taonga o Waikato

14/07/1991 — 25/08/1991

Painting IV Gold

Painting VII Blue-light

Painting 61-10

Journey One (Second Version)

Arcs and Lines on Blue

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Untitled Red

Untitled Red

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