MoMA | Louise Bourgeois: The Complete Prints & Books | Mixografia Workshop, Los Angeles

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LOUISE BOURGEOIS: COMPLETE BOOKS & PRINTS

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Index of All Printers & Publishers

Years		Themes		Techniques		Featured Printers & Publishers
1930s–1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s		Abstraction Animals & Insects Architecture Body Parts Fabric Works Faces & Portraits Figures Motherhood & Family Music Nature Objects Spiders Spirals Words		Aquatint Digital Drypoint Engraving Etching Lithography Photogravure Relief Screenprint Other Techniques		Atelier 17 Carolina Nitsch Editions Dyenamix Harlan & Weaver Lison Editions Louise Bourgeois Osiris Peter Blum Edition Procuniar Workshop SOLO Impression Wingate Studio

Mixografia Workshop, Los Angeles

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NOT IN MoMA'S COLLECTION
Crochet I (Le Cauchemar de Hayter)
Version 2 of 2, only state, variant
1997-1998
NOT IN MoMA'S COLLECTION
Crochet I (Le Cauchemar de Hayter)
Version 2 of 2, only state, variant
1997-1998
NOT IN MoMA'S COLLECTION
Crochet I (Le Cauchemar de Hayter)
Version 2 of 2, only state, variant
1997-1998
Crochet I, from the series, Crochet I-V
Version 2 of 2, only state
1998
Crochet I-V
1998
Crochet II, from the series, Crochet I-V
Only state
1998
Crochet III, from the series, Crochet I-V
Only state
1998
Crochet IV, from the series, Crochet I-V
Only state
1998
Crochet V, from the series, Crochet I-V
Only state
1998

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