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Lennon, b.1947

Camac II

Camac II is a work by Lennon. It is not currently on display in IMMA. It is part of the IMMA Permanent Collection.

MediumEtching
DimensionsFramed: 72 x 58.5 cm
Credit LineIMMA Collection: Donation, Graphic Studio Dublin, 2011
EditionEdition 2
Item NumberIMMA.3413
Not on view
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Lennon, Camac II, Etching, Framed: 72 x 58.5 cm, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, Donation, Graphic Studio Dublin, 2011

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  • About the Artist

    • About the Artist

    Lennon b.1947

    Lennon studied at the National College of Art & Design from 1963 to 1967. He has been awarded the Pollock Krasner Foundation Award twice in 1991 and in 1997. In 1993 he became an elected member of Aosdána and in 1996 he was chosen to represent Ireland at the São Paulo Biennial in Brazil. He lives and works in Dublin.
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    Artworks by Lennon

    AL13 Eoin I Lennon 2015

    Denier 7, for MM Lennon 2014

    Authochthone Lennon 2011

    Camac I

    Camac I Lennon 2002

    Camac Lennon 2001

    1/3/92B

    1/3/92B Lennon 1992

    Hearth Lennon 1990

    Breathe Lennon 1990

    Red One Lennon 1988

    Working Drawing for VEIL

    Working Drawing for VEIL Lennon 1979

    3 & 2 ’78 Silver and Blue

    3 & 2 ’78 Silver and Blue Lennon 1978

    Folded Unfolded Lennon 1972

    Folded Linen and Bronze Cast Lennon 1970

    Red Folded/Soaked Linen Lennon 1970

    Folded/Unfolded Lennon 1970

    Folded/Unfolded Lennon 1969

    Folded/Unfolded Lennon 1969

    Folded/Unfolded Lennon 1969

    Untitled

    Untitled Lennon

    Autochthone MM Lennon

    Ceann Soft Ground Etching

    Ceann Soft Ground Etching Lennon

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