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Published in Broadside October 16
Dean and dated 1904
The skeletal figure—at once comical and confronting—becomes a reminder of human fragility beneath uniforms and symbols of power
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accession number: P114-1974
Bill Meyer 'Ramot' iconic art Published in Broadside October 16In 'Ramot', Bill Meyer distills the rugged, sun baked character of Jerusalems hills into a composition that is at once precise and poetic. Executed in red, yellow and green ink from a single zinc plate, the etching captures the elevated quiet geometry of clustered dwellings rendered with Meyers signature economy of line. The work balances observation with imagination, suggesting both the tangible textures of the city and the fleeting impressions of a
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