Richard tuttle

richard tuttle

Richard Tuttle’s first solo exhibition, at the prestigious Betty Parsons Gallery in 1965, consisted of painted constructions such as Drift III, a conjoined pair of plywood forms whose wobbly contours attest to the inexact hand-drawn lines of their paper templates. The work hovers between image and object, organic and geometric, and seems to be adrift on the wall, the pale green and mauve units weightlessly lingering like grace notes. Although Tuttle usually avoids identifying the sources for…

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Pace is pleased to present 18x24, an exhibition of new wall-oriented works by Richard Tuttle.

View Celebration #10 (2003) By Tuttle Richard; Acrylic and pencil on light foam board and cardboard; 59 × 48 cm; Signed; Edition. Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Richard Tuttle has revolutionized the landscape of contemporary art, challenging rules and notions of genre and media.

Richard Tuttle

Richard Tuttle. XI from Stacked Color Drawings, 1971. 1975. One from a portfolio of eleven offset lithographs. composition (irreg.): 6 1/8 x 1 5/16" (15.6 x 3.3cm). Ruth Vollmer Bequest. 268.1982.11. © 2025 Richard Tuttle. Portfolio. Drawings & Prints

Richard Tuttle. II from Stacked Color Drawings, 1971. 1975. One from a portfolio of eleven offset lithographs. composition (irreg.): 7 11/16 x 2 15/16" (19.5 x 7.5cm). Ruth Vollmer Bequest. 268.1982.2. © 2025 Richard Tuttle. Portfolio. Drawings & Prints

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Richard Tuttle - Exhibition at Modern Art, London, 2011

Richard Tuttle B. 1941 UNTITLED wood, acrylic, paper, staples, foil and styrofoam, in 3 parts. Executed in 1983.

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Richard Tuttle

Richard Tuttle. Untitled. 1965. Gouache and pencil on notebook paper. 14 x 16 3/4" (35.6 x 42.5 cm). The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Gift (purchase, and gift, in part, of The Eileen and Michael Cohen Collection). 3289.2005. © 2025 Richard Tuttle. Drawings & Prints

Seeing Clearly: The Collection of Judith E. Neisser RICHARD TUTTLE b. 194120 PEARLS (II) signed, titled an

Richard Tuttle

One could associate the crease of his octagonal clothes / With Georgia O’Keeffe’s and Agnes Martin’s facial geography / Evocative of Santa Fe’s dry topography. I came just / To treasure the imperfection of corners meeting, / To engender each of their physiologies.

Richard Tuttle