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An Iris for Lisa
Etching
1970

Often thought to be atypical of his subject matter, Baskin actually did numerous floral works in print form, watercolor, and bronze. He has explored the forms of Irises, Thistles, Weeds and a range of flowers, both in books of his own composition, and as companions to poems by Ted Hughes, Jose Yglesias, Anthony Hecht, and others.




The Prophet  I  Strabismic Jew  I  T. E. (Thomas Eakins)  I  Wisdom Lights up a Person’s Face I  The Raptor  I  On Rosh Hoshanna it is Inscribed  I  On Yom Kippur it is Sealed  I  Mourning Mother  I  Crow II  I  Medea in Her Magic-Making Costume  I  Self Portrait  I  Man of Peace  I  Vashti  I  Euripides  I  Solon  I  Socrates  I  Aristophanes  I  Aristotle  I  Universal Man  I  Red Cloud  I  Scorpion  I  Frog  I  Bacon’s Boar  I  Spider  I  Abundant Bird  I  LB AET S 56  I Hanged Man  I  Bird  I  FDR: Cortege - Mourning Woman I  FDR: Cortege - Study for Mourning Woman I  Rainbow Bird  I  Mexican Self Portrait  I  Dead Man  I  Lazarus  I Ostrich I D is for Demon I An Iris For Lisa I Thistle and Blue Flower I Thistle and Yellow Flower I Red Flower  I  Profiles  I  Medea (sculpture)  I   LB AET S 70  I  Ann Arbor Holocaust Memorial Maquette #3  I  Masks  I  Of Making Many Books There is No End And Much Study is a Weariness of the Flesh I  Birdman  I In Memory of Louis Black I  Saint Anthony of Padua