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[Untitled] (page from Crime Trial portfolio)

Contemporary Art

PORTFOLIO/SERIES From the portfolio titled: "Crime Trial"
POET Daniel Berrigan, American, 1921–2016
PUBLISHER Impressions Workshop, Inc.
PRINTER Carol Luick
Robert Marx, American, born 1925
DESIGNER Ivan Ruzicka (Slipcase)
MEDIUM Etching on paper
DATES 1969–1970
DIMENSIONS sheet: 14 7/8 x 10 in. (37.8 x 25.4 cm)
MARKINGS Colophon page bears two blindstamps lower left.
SIGNATURE Colophon page signed lower center by poet, in ink, "Daniel Berrigan" and in graphite, by artist, "Robert Marx". Each print is signed and dated by artist in graphite: "Marx '69" or "Marx '70"
COLLECTIONS Contemporary Art
ACCESSION NUMBER 72.37.9
CREDIT LINE Bristol-Myers Fund
CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION This is a page from an unbound book with 26 sheets, some printed both recto and verso, including 13 etchings and 22 poems.
MUSEUM LOCATION This item is not on view
EDITION Edition: 67/75
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