1991
Four Items is a work by Robert Stackhouse (1942). It dates from 1991. It is kept at Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, United States of America.
Kansas City, United States of America
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Robert Stackhouse, Four Items (1991), Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Acquire the high-resolution imageYou can see the original "Four Items" at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, United States of America.
"Four Items" by Robert Stackhouse was created in 1991.
Regarding copyright, "Four Items" is still protected by copyright.
"Four Items" is attributed to Robert Stackhouse.
Robert Stackhouse made "Four Items" at the age of 49. The artist was born in 1942 and the work is dated 1991.
Yes - the artwork is kept in the artist's home country. Robert Stackhouse was born in United States of America, and the original "Four Items" is held in a museum in United States of America.
1942, United States of America
Early Life and Artistic Foundations Robert Stackhouse, born in Bronxville, New York, in 1942, embarked on a journey that would establish him as a significant figure in American sculpture and painting. His formative years took an unexpected turn when his family relocated to Polk County, Florida, in 1954. This move proved pivotal, immersing the young Stackhouse in a landscape of lakes, fishing camps, and the raw beauty of nature—an environment that would deeply imprint itself upon his artistic sensibility. Graduating from Auburndale High School in 1960, he carried with him the echoes of those formative experiences as he pursued higher education.
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