When the Cat in the Copycat Was a Dog

Artist Jim Melchert (American, born 1930)

CultureAmerican

Date2016

MediumBroken and glazed porcelain tiles

DimensionsOverall (Each tile): 28.5 × 29.3 cm (11 1/4 × 11 9/16 in.)

MarkingsSigned Jim Melchert

Credit LineGift of the Artist Photographer credit: Renée Melchert Thorpe

Object numberG19.8.1a-d

Classifications

Modern and Contemporary Ceramics

Sub-classification

American

Collections

Status

On view

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