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Will We Ever Get, from Stones, Larry Rivers, 1958
Larry Rivers, portraitLarry RiversAmerican, 1923–2002

Will We Ever Get, from Stones

1958 · Print

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Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago, United States

It belongs to the collection, but is not on display at present.

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About the work

After a friend suggested to Tatyana Grosman that she approach the poet Frank O’Hara for a possible project for ULAE, she went to see the artist Larry Rivers. Coincidentally, O’Hara happened to be visiting Rivers that very day. With Grosman’s encouragement, the two men starting working on Stonesimmediately. The project took two years to complete and became ULAE’s first publication.

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Accession number
1982.896.12

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PrintsLithographPost-war art20th centuryUnited States

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