Inscribed, in pencil, lower center, verso: reproduce/acetate | same size print | put on largest sheet possible Inscribed, various inscriptions and measurements that are part of the drawings are in pen and black ink on all four of the drawings. Inscribed, left center, first caption: 4 consecutive depictions | levitated mass (ost.) w/pier either cement | cast block w/ structural ribbing skiin surface, undercut and dropped | earth volumeXX underneath. Alt. granite mass placed on cement pier. Inscribed, second caption, center: App. meas. 1/ 12 x 25' x 3 1/2' mass, 9' pier: 2/ 25'x40'x6'mass 11' pier. Inscribed, third caption, center right: All casting cuts w/backhoe, inc. buttresses pier sides/ 5 butt. | w/ 1" rebar susp. in center of 12" x 12". Surface skin 6-8" depth, | ties into butt. rebar at sides. Sides, thin scoop width. Inscribed, sheet in lower left corner, in black pen and ink: 1 x 1 (x20) parameter | pier to 11 depth mass Inscribed, sheet in lower right corner, in pencil: mass Inscribed, sheet in lower right corner, in pen and black ink: pier to 11' depth | pier to surface/11'
Representing Projects, 20th century
- Michael Heizer, American, born 1944
Graphite pencil and pen and black ink on four separate sheets of cream wove paper fully attached to a larger sheet of supporting white wove paper with three typewritten captions also fully affixed to the supporting sheet beneath the top two drawings
- Sheet (all four): 8 1/2 × 11 inches (21.6 × 27.9 cm) Overall: 21 1/2 × 30 inches (54.6 × 76.2 cm)
Gift of Sam Wagstaff
F82.203
Department
Prints, Drawings & Photographs
Details
Samuel J. Wagstaff, Jr. [1921-1987]
1982-present, gift to the Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, Michigan, USA)
Michael Heizer, Representing Projects, 20th century, graphite pencil and pen and black ink on four separate sheets of cream wove paper fully attached to a larger sheet of supporting white wove paper with three typewritten captions also fully affixed to the supporting sheet beneath the top two drawings. Detroit Institute of Arts, Gift of Sam Wagstaff, F82.203.