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Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Kiki Smith 1st State Self Portrait etching, detailed weathered face with textured hair, minimalist black and white line work.
Kiki Smith 1st State Self Portrait etching, detailed weathered face with textured hair, minimalist black and white line work.
Kiki Smith 1st State Self Portrait etching, detailed weathered face with textured hair, minimalist black and white line work.
Kiki Smith 1st State Self Portrait etching, detailed weathered face with textured hair, minimalist black and white line work.
Acclaimed for her unflinching exploration and interpretation of mortality and the human body, Kiki Smith is an artist whose work often engenders the spirit of Feminism. Among Smith’s most notable works is her Virgin Mary sculpture, an almost life-size wax depiction of the venerated Christian figure; displayed without skin Read More
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1st State Self Portrait, 1993

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Kiki Smith was an artist in residence at Pilchuk Glass School in the summer of 1993. At the end of e (...) Show More
Acclaimed for her unflinching exploration and interpretation of mortality and the human body, Kiki Smith is an artist whose work often engenders the spirit of Feminism. Among Smith’s most notable works is her Virgin Mary sculpture, an almost life-size wax depiction of the venerated Christian figure; displayed without skin Read More
Artwork Copyright © Kiki Smith

Kiki Smith

1st State Self Portrait, 1993

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Kiki Smith

Untitled - Bite, 1988

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Kiki Smith

Moment B, 2006

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