Jeffrey F. S. Neumann — Personal Archive

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Devo at WHK Auditorium

1977 · PHOTOGRAPH

Reliquary

1990 · COLLAGE

Yellow Figure on Black Wall

2010 · PHOTOGRAPH

FIFTY YEARS OF COLOR — EVERY WORK, IN ORDER

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About This Archive

A personal record, not a gallery.

Jeffrey F. S. Neumann has been making things since the early 1970s — collage, assemblage, sculpture, and photography. This archive documents 1,084 of those works, spanning five decades of practice in Cleveland, Ohio.

The works here were made because making is the point. An estimated 500–1,000 earlier pieces were lost to water damage; what survived is here in full.

WORKS CATALOGED 1,084
YEARS ACTIVE 1974–present
LOST TO WATER DAMAGE ~500–1,000
LOCATION Cleveland, Ohio

In His Own Words

“Something that still had a life left in it.”

Jeff, on the materials he has worked with for fifty years — from the oral history. Why I Made Things →

Where To Begin

Start Here

Who Jeff is and why this archive exists.

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Stories

Specific things that happened. In his own words.

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Favorites

Works Jeff has marked as personally significant.

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Guernica

232 works. The longest-running series in the archive.

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Full Archive

All 1,084 works. Filter by medium, decade, or series.

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AN ESTIMATED 500–1,000 WORKS LOST TO WATER DAMAGE LOST WORKS →

FIFTY YEARS OF COLOR — EVERY ONE OF THE 1,084 WORKS, IN ORDER, 1974 → TODAY

EXPLORE THE RIVER →

About This Archive

A personal record, not a gallery.

Jeffrey F. S. Neumann has been making things since the early 1970s — collage, assemblage, sculpture, photography, and experiments that resist easy category. This archive documents 1,084 of those works, spanning five decades of practice in Cleveland, Ohio.

The works here were made because making is the point. An estimated 500–1,000 earlier pieces were lost to water damage; what survived is here in full.

This is a place for family, friends, and anyone curious about a lifetime of looking and making.

In His Own Words

“Something that still had a life left in it.”

Jeff, on the materials he has worked with for fifty years — from the oral history. Why I Made Things →

Selected Works — 30 of 1,084

THE WALL — ALL 1,084 WORKS HANG ON ONE SURFACE

OPEN ONE AT RANDOM → SEE EVERY WORK →
AN ESTIMATED 500–1,000 WORKS LOST TO WATER DAMAGE LOST WORKS →