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Ed Ruscha, People Yawning (from the World Series), 1982
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Ed Ruscha
People Yawning (from the World Series)

, 1982
Lithograph on Arches 88 paper
63.5 x 120.7 cm (25 x 47.5 in)
Edition of 40

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About Ed Ruscha

No other artist has been quite as successful at documenting America’s urban environment in all its beautiful banality as Ed Ruscha. The artist is a luminary of the 20th century and a star of the Californian art scene with a huge international profile. Ed Ruscha’s ability to frame words, images, and landscapes in a deadpan context can be both funny and disquieting. The artist is also adept at using text in his paintings, employing the… Read more

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