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Juan Sánchez

Cielo/Tierra/Esperanza (Heaven/Earth/Hope)

1990

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  • Artist Juan Sánchez (American, b. 1954)
  • Title Cielo/Tierra/Esperanza (Heaven/Earth/Hope)
  • Date 1990
  • Medium Lithograph from five plates with collagraph from two Masonite plates on handmade paper
  • Edition description 10/16
  • Dimensions unframed | 58 x 43 1/2 in.
  • Credit line Gift of Island Press (formerly the Washington University School of Art Collaborative Print Workshop), 1990
  • Object number WU 1990.8.7 a-b

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1990
Washington University School of Art Collaborative Print Workshop (Island Press)

Inscription Sheet a -- Recto, lower left: 10/16

Inscription Sheet b -- Recto, center: 10/16 Juan Sanchez '90

Mark Sheet a -- Recto, lower right: [printer's mark of Kevin Garber]

Inscription Sheet b -- Recto, lower left: 10/16

Inscription Sheet b -- Recto, center: Cielo/Tierra/Esperanza

Inscription Sheet b -- Recto, lower right: Juan Sanchez ‘90

Sheet b -- Recto, along bottom edge:
Marcharan nuetras fuerzas dirigidas para poner en pie nuestros afahes y coronar de asombro nuestras vidas
Our directed strength will set in motion our aspirations and coronet in astonishment our life. [Juan Antonio Corretjer (1908-1985), Puerto Rico's national poet and patriot]

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