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Artists

John Ahearn

(b. 1951)
A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
John Ahearn
Maria, 1980

Exhibitions and Events

Past Exhibitions and Events
A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
Family Day
November 2, 2024, 2:00–4:00 pm
Regarding the Figure April 20–August 6, 2017
Regarding the Figure
April 20–August 6, 2017
Artists

John Ahearn

(b. 1951)
A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
John Ahearn
Maria, 1980
John Ahearn

Maria, 1980

A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
Maria, 1980Acrylic on cast plaster23 3/8 × 16 × 6 1/2 in. (59.4 × 40.6 × 16.5 cm)The Studio Museum in Harlem; gift of The Lannan Foundation1998.7.1

Exhibitions and Events

Past Exhibitions and Events
A plaster cast bust of a woman wearing a red shirt whose face is slightly turned, with a laughing smile she holds one hand up to her mouth as if calling to someone and holds her other hand to her chest.
Family Day
Family Day
November 2, 2024, 2:00–4:00 pm
Regarding the Figure April 20–August 6, 2017
Regarding the Figure
Regarding the Figure
April 20–August 6, 2017