Inverse: Extension
        
      
              
                                
 Cheryl Goldsleger
                  
      
              
                    
Contemporary Art
        
      
      
              
        
      
      
              
      
              
          MEDIUM
          Oil and wax on unprimed canvas        
      
      
              
          DATES
          1985        
      
      
      
              
      
      
              
          SIGNATURE
          Lower right scratched into surface:  "C. Goldsleger 1985"        
      
      
              
      
      
        ACCESSION NUMBER
        86.94      
              
          CREDIT LINE
          Purchased with funds given by George M. Jaffin        
      
      
      
      
      
        MUSEUM LOCATION
                  This item is not on view
              
              
          CAPTION
          Cheryl Goldsleger (American, born 1951). Inverse: Extension, 1985. Oil and wax on unprimed canvas, 31 1/2 x 39 1/2 in. (80 x 100.3 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased with funds given by George M. Jaffin, 86.94. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 86.94_bw.jpg)        
      
      
      
              
          IMAGE
          overall, 86.94_bw.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph          
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            © Cheryl Goldsleger          
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