Elbert Jackson L.A.M.F. Part II

William T. Williams · 1969

This is Elbert Jackson L.A.M.F. Part two — a painting by the American artist William T. Williams, nineteen sixty-nine. Acrylic, a pigment suspended in plastic emulsion that dries in minutes and stays flexible afterwards. It is one of the largest things in this museum — about 29 times the area of a typical work here. In the picture, look for the abstract geometric.

Medium Acrylic and metallic paint on canvas · Dimensions 9' 7 1/4" x 9' 1 7/8" (292.7 X 279.1 cm) · Credit Gift of Carter Burden, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jakobson and purchase

Hanging beside it in Gallery 415: Nasielk III

Works like this one elsewhere in the museum: Acrylic No. 3, Head of a Woman, 2x-2, Composition, Untitled, Nasielk III