Left by Christopher Wilmarth (1968)

Left, in brief

Title: Left
Artist: Christopher Wilmarth (1943–1987)
Artist born in: Sonoma, United States
Date: 1968
Movement: Post Minimalism

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In what year was "Left" by Christopher Wilmarth created?

"Left" by Christopher Wilmarth was created in 1968.

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"Left" was created by Christopher Wilmarth. The information on this page describes Christopher Wilmarth's original work.

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"Left" is a work of Post Minimalism. The movement indicates the artistic tradition the work is part of.

What was Christopher Wilmarth's age when "Left" was created?

Christopher Wilmarth was 25 years old when creating "Left" in 1968. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1943.

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"Left" by Christopher Wilmarth is still protected by copyright. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1987.

About the artist, Christopher Wilmarth

1943–1987, United States

Christopher Wilmarth

The Sculptor of Light and Silence Christopher Wilmarth was an artist who mastered the art of the intangible, a sculptor capable of capturing the very essence of light and breath within the rigid confines of glass and steel. Born on June 11, 1943, in Sonoma, California, his journey from the quiet landscapes of Sonoma County to the vibrant, intellectual pulse of New York City would define his aesthetic trajectory. His early years in Palo Alto fostered a deep connection to both literature and visual arts, creating a foundation where poetic resonance could eventually meet structural precision. After earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the prestigious Cooper Union in 1966, Wilmarth found himself immersed in the burgeoning Minimalist movement.

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