Artworks · Naum Gabo

Linear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red

1952 · Plexiglass and nylon wire, with aluminum base

28 3/4 x 18 1/8 x 18 5/8" (73 x 46.4 x 47.3 cm); base, 7/8 x 13 1/4 x 21 3/4" (2.3 x 33.6 x 55.2 cm)

Museum of Modern Art

Opus 5, Constellation

1951 · Monoprint wood engraving in brown on Japanese paper

Image: 24 × 20 cm (9 1/2 × 7 7/8 in.); Sheet: 30.5 × 23 cm (12 1/16 × 9 1/16 in.)

Art Institute of Chicago

Opus 5

1951 · Wood engraving, printed in color

Sheet 12 x 8 15/16" (30.5 x 22.7 cm) Comp. 9 1/2 x 8" (24.1 x 20.3 cm)

Museum of Modern Art

Model for Hanging Construction

1950 · Plastic

object: 114 x 197 x 114 mm

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Opus 4

1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 161 x 140 mm

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Opus 5

1950 · Woodcut on paper

image: 242 x 205 mm

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Opus 3

1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 202 x 145 mm

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Opus 1

1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 73 x 73 mm

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1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 243 x 302 mm

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1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 160 x 140 mm

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1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 265 x 199 mm

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1950 · Relief print on paper

image: 160 x 145 mm

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1950 · Wood engraving on paper

image: 204 x 154 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 151 x 151 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 203 x 144 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 160 x 139 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 241 x 203 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 205 x 152 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 206 x 155 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 204 x 155 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 205 x 154 mm

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1950 · Monoprint from wood engraving on paper

image: 204 x 155 mm

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Model for the Esso Project, Radio City, New York

1949 · Plastic and gold wire mesh

object: 89 x 127 x 51 mm

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Linear Construction in Space No.2

1949 · Plastic nylon

101.6 × 50.8 × 50.8 cm (40 × 20 × 20 in.)

Art Institute of Chicago

Linear Construction No. 1

1942 · Perspex and nylon

object: 349 x 349 x 89 mm

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Model for ‘Spiral Theme’

1941 · Plastic

object: 63 x 171 x 114 mm

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Spiral Theme

1941 · Cellulose acetate and Perspex

object: 140 x 244 x 244 mm

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Spiral Theme

1941 · Plastic

5 1/2 x 13 1/4 x 9 3/8" (14 x 33.6 x 23.7 cm) on base 24 x 24" (61 x 61 cm)

Museum of Modern Art

Construction in Space with Crystalline Centre

1938 · Perspex and celluloid

object: 324 x 470 x 220 mm

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Model for ‘Construction in Space with Crystalline Centre’

1938 · Plastic

object: 102 x 156 x 57 mm

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Construction in Space (Crystal)

1937 · Cellulose acetate

object: 220 x 270 x 180 mm

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Model for ‘Construction in Space ‘Arch’’

1937 · Celluloid

object: 102 x 203 x 51 mm

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Model for ‘Construction in Space ‘Crystal’’

1937 · Cellulose acetate

object: 76 x 76 x 38 mm

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Model for ‘Construction on a Line’

1937 · Plastic

object: 108 x 102 x 38 mm

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Model for ‘Spheric Theme’

1937 · Plastic

object: 83 x 102 x 83 mm

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Construction on a Line

1935 · Plastic

object: 451 x 432 x 89 mm

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Model for ‘Construction Through a Plane’

1935 · Plastic

object: 152 x 152 x 32 mm

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Sketch for ‘Spheric Theme’

1935 · Graphite on paper

support: 197 x 321 mm

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Construction: Stone with a Collar

1933 · Limestone, cellulose acetate and brass on slate base

object: 370 x 720 x 550 mm

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Urn, Sketch for an Imaginary Construction (Logan Rock)

1933 · Graphite on paper

support: 279 x 219 mm

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Sketch for a Stone Carving

1933 · Graphite on paper

support: 140 x 219 mm

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Monument for an Airport

1932 · Perspex and brass

object: 416 x 1080 x 575 mm

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Model for Monument for an Airport

1932 · Plastic

object: 63 x 121 x 76 mm

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Two Cubes (Demonstrating the Stereometric Method)

1930 · Painted wood

object: 305 x 305 x 305 mm

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Construction in a Niche

1930 · Plastic, cork, metal and wood

object: 610 x 279 x 584 mm

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Model for ‘Double Relief in a Niche’

1929 · Cellulose nitrate, cork and board on wood

object: 114 x 222 x 51 mm

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Model for ‘Torsion’

1928 · Plastic

object: 89 x 95 x 95 mm

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Torsion

1928 · Perspex

object: 352 x 410 x 400 mm

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