Yury Kozyrev
Ras Lanuf, Libya - Rebels flee from an anti-aircraft gun that comes under fire from the Libyan army

Ras Lanuf, Libya - Rebels flee from an anti-aircraft gun that comes under fire from the Libyan army
Ras Lanuf, Libya - Rebels flee from an anti-aircraft gun that comes under fire from the Libyan army
Ras Lanuf, Libya - Rebels flee from an anti-aircraft gun that comes under fire from the Libyan army
ArtistRussian, born 1963
CultureRussian
Titles
  • Ras Lanuf, Libya - Rebels flee from an anti-aircraft gun that comes under fire from the Libyan army
DateMarch 11, 2011
Place depictedRas Lanuf, Libya
MediumInkjet print
DimensionsImage (At open): 14 3/16 × 21 7/16 in. (36.1 × 54.4 cm)
Credit LineGift of Charles Dee Mitchell
Object number2021.451
Non exposé

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ProvenanceCharles Dee Mitchell, Dallas; given to MFAH, 2021.

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Yury Kozyrev
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Inkjet print
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