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    Numbers (2007), which depicts his now classic pattern of stenciled numerals repeated in a grid, and is the largest single bronze Johns has made to date. Another sculpture from this period, a double-sided relief titled Fragment of a Letter (2009), incorporates part of a letter from Vincent van Gogh to his friend, the artist Émile Bernard .

  2. Title: Numbers. Artist: Jasper Johns (American, born Augusta, Georgia, 1930) Printer: Donn Steward. Publisher: Published by Universal Limited Art Editions. Date: 1967, published in 1st Etchings, 2nd State 1967–69. Medium: Etching and open-bite. Classification: Prints. Credit Line: Florence and Joseph Singer Collection, 1972. Accession Number ...

  3. Since the mid-1950s, Jasper Johns (American, born 1930) has reworked key motifs—flags, targets, maps, the alphabet, and numbers—in a serial fashion, exploring the impact of changes in color, scale, sequence, and medium. Johns favors subjects that “the mind already knows” but overlooks due to constant exposure.

  4. 0 through 9‘, Jasper Johns, 1961 ‘0 through 9‘, Jasper Johns, 1961 ... number (182) You might like. Left Right. Fool’s House Jasper Johns. 1972. Sketch ...

  5. Sep 29, 2021 · One of eleven paintings of superimposed numbers that Jasper Johns made in 1960-1961, the genesis of this work can be traced to the mid-1950s, when the artist began painting single numbers using commercial stencils.

  6. In 0 through 9, the stenciled forms of the ten digits create a sense of sameness and neutrality, as if Johnss personal touch and decisions regarding content were absent. Yet each number maintains the distinct visual qualities that, although barely discernable, serve to differentiate it from the others.

  7. 0 through 9 ,1961 by Jasper Johns. This is one of a series of pictures showing the numbers from 0 to 9 superimposed. The first painting of this type (subsequently in the collection of Nelson A. Rockefeller, New York) was done in the summer of 1960.

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