EDWARDS, Melvin
Melvin Edwards: Sculpture (Poster for First Solo Exhibition)
Santa Barbara, CA: Santa Barbara Museum of Art: 1965
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Exhibition poster (16 x 11 inches) from Melvin Edwards' first solo show, at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Mar. 30-May 2, 1965), where he exhibited sculptural works from his Lynch Fragments series. Illustrated after a striking photograph of Edwards with welding glasses. Slight bump to upper corner and faint foldlines, with postage markings to verso; near fine. Archivally-hinged in black lacquer frame (19 x 13 in.).
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