How to Clean Everything

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UTA Fine Art Collections

Front of print: A large lithograph print on deckle edged paper. The page is separated into two fields; the top field is empty except for the contoured red cartoon of a person's hands pouring power from a small canister into a dark glove. The bottom field is entirely in shades of blue, depicting a person in a two-piece swimsuit floating face-up in the water at such an angle that their lower half is foreshortened to the viewer.
Front of print

A large lithograph print on deckle edged paper. The page is separated into two fields; the top field is empty except for the contoured red cartoon of a person's hands pouring power from a small canister into a dark glove. The bottom field is entirely in shades of blue, depicting a person in a two-piece swimsuit floating face-up in the water at such an angle that their lower half is foreshortened to the viewer.

Name/Title

How to Clean Everything

Entry/Object ID

2019.P-G.146

Description

A large lithograph print on deckle edged paper. The page is separated into two fields; the top field is empty except for the contoured red cartoon of a person's hands pouring power from a small canister into a dark glove. The bottom field is entirely in shades of blue, depicting a person in a two-piece swimsuit floating face-up in the water at such an angle that their lower half is foreshortened to the viewer.

Context

A contour of a pair of hands putting powder into a glove hovers over a dark blue "ocean" in which a person floats face up.

Collection

Palmeri-Goodstein Research Print Collection

Made/Created

Date made

Jan 1, 2001 - Dec 31, 2001

Time Period

21st Century

Edition

Edition Size

30

Edition Number

25

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Lithographs

Search Terms

Hands, glove, powder, swimming, ocean, swimmer, water, float, sea

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Print

Dimensions

Height

27 in

Width

19-1/2 in

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Artist Nancy Palmeri, MFA

Acquisition Method

Gift

Acquisition Date

Aug 2019