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Oil on canvas, 20 x 30 inches
CR No. 1039
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Two craggy, reddish gray hills flank two central rolling black hills striped with thin gray strata. Small, pale yellow bushes grow on the outer hills. A blue sky hangs overhead.
CR No. 1039
Title (1999 Catalogue Raisonné)
Black Place
Source of title: backing inscription.
Alternate Title (1999 Catalogue Raisonné)
The Black Place – No. 1
Source of title: Downtown Gallery Archive, Abiquiú Notebooks after 1977.
Black Place with Weeds
Source of title: Downtown Gallery Archive, Abiquiú Notebooks after 1977.
General Remarks
Not recorded Whitney Archive. (Source: Lynes, 1999)
Inscriptions
Stretcher: inaccessible. Verso: inaccessible. Backing: "Black Place" (graphite) (Source: Lynes, 1999)
Technique
Oil Painting
Materials
Oil on canvas
1952
1956
1959
Whitney Museum of American Art (as The Museum and Its Friends: Eighteen living American Artists Selected by the Friends of the Whitney Museum)
Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art (as The Museum and Its Friends: Eighteen living American Artists Selected by the Friends of the Whitney Museum)
The Israel Museum (as The Museum and Its Friends: Eighteen living American Artists Selected by the Friends of the Whitney Museum)
Museum of Modern Art (Israel) (as The Museum and Its Friends: Eighteen living American Artists Selected by the Friends of the Whitney Museum)
(The Downtown Gallery, New York, NY); Dr. and Mrs. John Alfred Cook, New York, NY, 1958; (Robert Schoelkopf Gallery, New York, NY) (Source: Lynes, 1999)
© Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
Version History
Core fields last updated 4/16/2026
Last verified by current collection
Source System ID
8960
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