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Sub-Marine

Perle Fine · 1948

Catalog medium: Opaque watercolor and graphite pencil on paper
Collection: Whitney Museum of American Art
Accession: 49.7

Physical record

Scale without reproducing the image

Metric: 56.8 × 78.7 cm
Approx. imperial: 1 ft 10.4 in × 2 ft 7 in
Planar area (calculated): 0.45 m²
Width / 170 cm reference: 0.46×
Height / 170 cm reference: 0.33×

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Image decision: Bundled display blocked by unclear/metadata_only.

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Structured relationships

Process, material, form, ideas

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Materials

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Formal properties

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Concepts

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Relationship graph

Labyrinth of Forms: Women and Abstraction, 1930–1950exhibition · artwork exhibited in

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Perle Fineartist/date identity lineBasis: Object identity on this record.

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