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Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89

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Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89

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Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89 is an obituary[1].

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  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's instance of is recorded as obituary[2].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's language of work or name is recorded as American English[3].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's publication date is recorded as +2020-05-25T00:00:00Z[4].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's main subject is recorded as Richard Anuszkiewicz[5].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/25/arts/richard-anuszkiewicz-dead.html[6].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's published in is recorded as The New York Times[7].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's title is recorded as Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89[8].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's author name string is recorded as Jillian Steinhauer[9].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's article ID is recorded as 100000007155224[10].
  • Richard Anuszkiewicz, Whose Op Art Caught Eyes in the ’60s, Dies at 89's number of words is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+1296'}[11].

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