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Ninety-Parallel Sinusoids

by A. Michael Noll.

also known as Ninety Parallel Sinusoids

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Influenced by: Bridget Riley

Coverage · 3 articles

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2024The Interview | Matt DesLauriers
2023The Interview | John F. Simon Jr.
2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll

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A. Michael Noll— Artist

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