Richard Lippold presented on a lecture about the position of the artist at Harvard University in 1968. Lippold was an American sculptor, known for his geometric constructions using wire as a medium. This poster takes inspiration from him by featuring a design similar to the radiant, expansive abstractions in metal he would often create.

Year: 1968

Condition: Very good.

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