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Rubbing of Mory's 1902-1903 Tabletop [working proof for Mory's 1902-1903 pigmented inkjet print]

SURF-YALEPRODUCTTRACE2026V3R0102·Contemporary print / graphic carrier·2004·United States

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Rubbing of Mory's 1902-1903 Tabletop [working proof for Mory's 1902-1903 pigmented inkjet print]. Contemporary print / graphic carrier, 2004, United States, Artist: William T. Wiley (American, 1937–2021); Artist: (Rubbing by) Sarah Nash (American, born 1980, M.F.A. 2005); Printer: Electric Works (San Francisco, founded 1993). — from catalogue fields, for readers and machines; not an interpretive caption.
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Yale University Art Gallery Linked Art
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Rubbing of Mory's 1902-1903 Tabletop [working proof for Mory's 1902-1903 pigmented inkjet print] Open
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Captured 2026-07-31 · frozen snapshot at acquisition

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Modern Graphic Design Archive. “Rubbing of Mory's 1902-1903 Tabletop [working proof for Mory's 1902-1903 pigmented inkjet print]”, Artist: William T. Wiley (American, 1937–2021); Artist: (Rubbing by) Sarah Nash (American, born 1980, M.F.A. 2005); Printer: Electric Works (San Francisco, founded 1993), 2004. United States. Contemporary print / graphic carrier. Record SURF-YALEPRODUCTTRACE2026V3R0102. https://mgdarchive.com/surfaces/SURF-YALEPRODUCTTRACE2026V3R0102

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v49 — current public release (sealed)
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2026, with the v49 freeze
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Rubbing of Mory's 1902-1903 Tabletop [working proof for Mory's 1902-1903 pigmented inkjet print] — Modern Graphic Design Archive