Camille Billops, Driving into a Wall can be Dangerous, 1978

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Camille Billops American, 1933-2019

Driving into a Wall can be Dangerous, 1978

color etching
image: 11 1/2 x 9 3/8"
sheet: 22 1/4 x 15"
edition of 15
signed, titled & dated recto

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Billops and her husband, writer James Hatch were tireless advocates for many artists included in our celebration fo Bob Blackburn's work. Together they produced films and 30 volumes of their...

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Billops and her husband, writer James Hatch were tireless advocates for many artists included in our celebration fo Bob Blackburn's work. Together they produced films and 30 volumes of their journal, Artist and Influence. Camille spoke often of her friendships with Blackburn, Tom Laidman, Ronald Joseph, and Vivian Browne.

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Camille Billops American, 1933-2019