R.B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, 63/70 Screenprint 1972 Indsutrial All the keys work properly

All the keys work properly and strike easily

A large solid steel factory gear

Hahn had her first solo exhibition at the Stanford Art Gallery in 1934

On being conscripted in August 1914 he left St Tropez to join his army corps in Fontainebleau and during World War I he made a series of drawings in the trenches

DIMENSIONS Each: H 20 in

R.B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, 63/70 Screenprint 1972 Indsutrial All the keys work properlyABOUT R. B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, Edition of 70, Signed and numbered 63 70 in pencil lower right. Unframed. Printed by Kelpra Studios, London, with their ink stamp on the back. CREATOR R. B. Kitaj, United Kingdom and USA. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1972. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Screenprint on wove paper. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. DIMENSIONS H 29. 75 in. x W 21. 5 in. HISTORY Ronald Brooks Kitaj (American, 1932 2007) Born in