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About this work

This image is a screenprint by Art Wood, created in 1968. It features a grid of 56 small squares, each containing a simple drawing of a face or an object. The drawings are done in black and white, with some squares featuring a splash of color. The faces in the drawings are cartoonish and exaggerated, with large eyes and mouths. Some of the faces appear to be laughing or smiling, while others look more serious or even angry. The objects in the drawings include televisions, radios, and other household items. The overall effect of the image is one of playfulness and experimentation. The use of simple shapes and bold lines gives the image a sense of energy and movement. If you're interested in learning more about Art Wood's work, you might want to check out some of his other screenprints at The Museum of Modern Art.