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A six-by-four grid of black-and-white photographic prints, each divided up into grids of four images with individual handwritten labels on white paper. Each image of a grid presents a slightly different order of four images, each depicting a hand at rest or holding an object.
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Story with 24 Versions

John Baldessari
1974

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