Joe Harris' Pat, 1971 Xerography captures the raw energy of early photocopy experimentation, transforming a simple moment into an iconic imprint of its era. With gritty texture and bold contrast, the work celebrates the spirit of analog reproduction—where chance, texture, and form collide to reveal beauty in the imperfect and the immediate. Framed Art Includes: 5-sided 2" acrylic shadowbox lid (3/16" thick) with polished edges and pre-drilled holes. 4 screws and 2 D-Rings with hanging wire. 24x36x1" one-of-a-kind art. Lifetime warranty About the Artist: Joseph Harris, an award-winning photographer, artist, and teacher known affectionately as "Joe" to his family, friends, and colleagues was born in Greenville, SC on March 12, 1940. When he was an infant he moved with his family to Washington, DC, and later on to Harlem, NYC when he was 12. After graduating from the High School of Art and Design, he went on to attend the Pratt Institute, one of the top art colleges in the world. He was a professor of photography at The City College of New York from 1985 until his death in 2003. Clean acrylic panels with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth, or dish soap and water when needed. Do not use glass cleaners or spirits, which can dull the surface.