| Title | Notebook page, reprinted in George Brecht—Notebooks, ed. Dieter Daniels and Hermann Braun, vol. 3 (Cologne: Walther König, 1991), 127 |
| Maker | George Brecht (American, 1926–2008) |
| Date | ca. late July 1959 |
| Type | sketches and materials |
| Location | Getty Research Institute, item 92-B17341, vol. 3 |
George Brecht’s notes on this page read:
We seldom find it practical to think in uni-dimensional terms, because of this situationality, this awareness of many dimensions, but analysis never seems very interesting until it becomes so complex that it flows out into experience. We take the experience, and let it go at that. So many relationships.
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1991), 127, ca. late July 1959. Getty Research
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