254. 你说这什么黑色的?“你糖霜片上放糖”——黑色,v4(06.06.20)(2020年) by Amanda Williams (b. 1974) 高清作品[21%]

What Black Is This You Say? “You put sugar on your Frosted Flakes”—black, v4 (06.06.20) (2020) | Available for Sale

材质 :Watercolor on paper 尺寸 :25.4 × 17.8 cm Drawing, Collage or other Work on Paper

你说这什么黑色的?“你糖霜片上放糖”——黑色,v4(06.06.20)(2020年)-阿曼达·威廉姆斯(生于1974年)(American, b. 1974)

英文名称:What Black Is This You Say? “You put sugar on your Frosted Flakes”—black, v4 (06.06.20) (2020) | Available for Sale-Amanda Williams (b. 1974)

258. 从现起,我们将与Facists或共产主义性爱机器结婚,并于1978年1月米兰安装 - VITO-ACCONCI 高清作品[21%]

From Now On We Marry the Facists Or: The Communist Sex Machine documentation for installation in Milan January 1978

  • Vito Acconci
  • From Now On We Marry the Facists Or: The Communist Sex Machine documentation for installation in Milan January 1978
  • signed, partially titled and dated 1978 on 1 element
  • gelatin silver prints, marker, chalk and mixed media on paper mounted on board, in 12 parts
  • From Now On We Marry the Facists Or: The Communist Sex Machine documentation for installation in Milan January 1978-VITO-ACCONCI
    (从现起,我们将与Facists或共产主义性爱机器结婚,并于1978年1月米兰安装-VITO-ACCONCI)

    259. 雅典奥林匹亚(雅典,阿提卡,奥林匹亚顿,南普里斯塔西斯的圆柱鼓。110 x 44米的柱状柱状物。104根由五旬期大理石制成的索林提亚圆柱中的15根至今仍屹立不倒。这座寺庙哈德良皇帝公元131年至132年根据科苏提乌斯的平面图建造的。西南景观。照片:1994年(1994年) by Josef Koudelka 高清作品[21%]

    Olympieion, Athens (Attica, Olympieidon, column drums from the south pêristasis. 110 x 44 m stylobate. Fifteen of the 104 Xorinthian columns of Pentelic marble are still standing today. The temple was built by Emperor Hadrian in 131-132 CE from plans by Cossutius. View from southwest. Photograph: 1994. (1994) | Available for Sale

    材质 :Archival pigment print 尺寸 :83 × 254 cm Photography

    雅典奥林匹亚(雅典,阿提卡,奥林匹亚顿,南普里斯塔西斯的圆柱鼓。110 x 44米的柱状柱状物。104根由五旬期大理石制成的索林提亚圆柱中的15根至今仍屹立不倒。这座寺庙哈德良皇帝公元131年至132年根据科苏提乌斯的平面图建造的。西南视图。照片:1994年(1994年)-约瑟夫·寇德卡(Czech-French, b. 1938)

    英文名称:Olympieion, Athens (Attica, Olympieidon, column drums from the south pêristasis. 110 x 44 m stylobate. Fifteen of the 104 Xorinthian columns of Pentelic marble are still standing today. The temple was built by Emperor Hadrian in 131-132 CE from plans by Cossutius. View from southwest. Photograph: 1994. (1994) | Available for Sale-Josef Koudelka