Non Site - Site Uncertain Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit This 1968 postminimalist sculpture by Robert Smithson uses steel and coal. Explore this profound exploration of entropy and site today. Art MovementPostminimalism Color PaletteEarthy View the artwork
Three-Sided Vortex – Robert Smithson 1966 · Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk · original 41 x 20 cm Color PaletteNeutrals TechniqueHand-painted oil on linen canvas MadeTo order, by a trained painter PopularityNo. 2 of 6 artworks by Robert Smithson DeliveryWorldwide, about 5 weeks from$17726 × 38 cm Commission this artwork
Torn Photograph from the 2nd Stop (Rubble) (2nd Mountain of Six Stops on a Section) from Artists Photographs, 1970, Robert Smithson 1970 · original 28 x 28 cm Explore Robert Smithson’s ‘Torn Photograph,’ a captivating 1970 land art piece featuring rock assemblages & earthy tones. A unique, minimalist photographic study of entropy and wilderness. Art MovementLand Art Color PaletteNeutrals TechniqueHand-painted oil on linen canvas MadeTo order, by a trained painter PopularityNo. 3 of 6 artworks by Robert Smithson DeliveryWorldwide, about 5 weeks from$17731 × 32 cm Commission this artwork
Ruin of Map of Hipparchus (100 B.C.) in Oswego Lake Quadrangle (1954 55) by Robert Smithson, 1967 1967 · original 32 x 45 cm Color PalettePastels TechniqueHand-painted oil on linen canvas MadeTo order, by a trained painter PopularityNo. 4 of 6 artworks by Robert Smithson DeliveryWorldwide, about 5 weeks from$17737 × 27 cm Commission this artwork Same size as the original$19045 × 32 cm Commission at original size
