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I Live, I See
I Live, I See
I Live, I See

I Live, I See

Artist Erik Bulatov (Russian, born 1933)
Date1972
MediumColored pencil on paper
DimensionsImage: 31 × 27.8 cm (12 3/16 × 10 15/16 in.)
Sheet: 31 × 27.8 cm (12 3/16 × 10 15/16 in.)
Frame: 48.3 × 48.3 cm (19 × 19 in.)
ClassificationsDrawing
Credit LineNorton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union
Object number2000.0873
Collections
Exhibition History- Seva's Blue Horizon: The Poet Seva Nekrasov and Artists of Unofficial Moscow, 11/11/2009-05/30/2010, Zimmerli Art Museum, DuBrow Gallery - “Thinking Pictures”: Moscow Conceptual Art in the Dodge Collection, 09/06/2016-02/26/2017, Zimmerli Art Museum, Voorhees Gallery
Exhibitions

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Image Not Available for Study for I Live! I See!
Study for I Live! I See!
Erik Bulatov
1980
I Live I See
I Live I See
Erik Bulatov
1988
I won't get to see Anya right now, she's definitely out for lunch from the series Fruits and Vegetables
I won't get to see Anya right now, she's definitely out for lunch from the series Fruits and Vegetables
Ilya Kabakov
1979
" 'I don't care if I ever see another piece of popcorn in my whole life,' said Buster." from Popcorn
" 'I don't care if I ever see another piece of popcorn in my whole life,' said Buster." from Popcorn
Frank Asch
1979
Image Not Available for “He will have a fine place to live, and all he wants to eat,” the men told Johnny. “And you can come and see him whenever you want,” Illustration design for The Biggest Bear
“He will have a fine place to live, and all he wants to eat,” the men told Johnny. “And you can come and see him whenever you want,” Illustration design for The Biggest Bear
Lynd Ward
1952
I see the distant shore from the series In Memory of Pushkin
I see the distant shore from the series In Memory of Pushkin
Vladimir Kuprianov
1979
"See how funny I would look with my ears up!", illustration design for Donkey-donkey
"See how funny I would look with my ears up!", illustration design for Donkey-donkey
Roger Duvoisin
c. 1933
"I am so happy to see you," he groaned. "Can you take my braces off now?"page 23 from The Dwarf Pine Tree
"I am so happy to see you," he groaned. "Can you take my braces off now?"page 23 from The Dwarf Pine Tree
Fuku Akino
1965
Image Not Available for Illustration design for The Remarkable Egg: "A small boy ... reached his hand right down into the coot's nest. "Look!' he called in surprise. 'Come see where I found my lost ball.'"
Illustration design for The Remarkable Egg: "A small boy ... reached his hand right down into the coot's nest. "Look!' he called in surprise. 'Come see where I found my lost ball.'"
Roger Duvoisin
published 1968
Image Not Available for Group entry for See What I Am
Group entry for See What I Am
Roger Duvoisin
undated, published 1974
I See Red: Chief Sleepy Eye War Shirt
I See Red: Chief Sleepy Eye War Shirt
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
1992
Everytime I See You Punk You're Gonna Get the Same from the portfolio Tulsa
Everytime I See You Punk You're Gonna Get the Same from the portfolio Tulsa
Larry Clark
1963-1971