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Michael Craig-Martin
Bulb

, 2016
Screenprint on Somerset Tub Sized 410 gsm paper
105.9 × 53.1 cm (41.7 × 20.9 in)
Edition of 30

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About Michael Craig-Martin

Michael Craig-Martin is a prominent Irish-British contemporary conceptual artist, painter, author, and teacher. His most renowned work is arguably An Oak Tree, 1973 in which he claimed to have transformed a glass of water into an oak tree. He regularly uses mass-produced, everyday objects, images, and materials in his art, in the early years choosing to focus mainly on drawings and box designs (Box That Never Closes, 1967). Gradually his… Read more

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