[1960s] stanley brouwn, Use This Light, 1964 Black ink stamped on paper, 29.6 x …

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[1960s] stanley brouwn, Use This Light, 1964 Black ink stamped on paper, 29.6 x 21 cm, folded once horizontally. Featured are two black rubber stamp impressions made by stanley brouwn (1935-2017) with the text 'USE THIS LIGHT'. Rare multiple made in an unknown and small edition. This copy originally derives from brouwn's friend Tomas Schmit, who apparently received several copies from the artist meant for generous distribution. A very well-preserved copy.

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[1960s] stanley brouwn, Use This Light, 1964 Black ink stamp

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