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Detail of A Corrected Set of Facts by Stephen Sollins, featuring paper handmade from shredded fragments of New York Times front pages published during Donald Trump's impeachment trial.

A tweet by Donald Trump from which the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts by Stephen Sollins is drawn.

The front page of the New York Times from January 23, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, January 23, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (January 23, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a carved golden frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (January 23, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from January 26, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, January 26, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (January 26, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a wooden frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (January 26, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from January 28, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, January 28, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (January 28, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a black oval frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (January 28, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from January 29, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, January 29, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (January 29, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a wooden oval frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (January 29, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from January 30, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, January 30, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (January 30, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a carved wooden frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (January 30, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from February 1, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, February 1, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (February 1, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a wooden oval frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (February 1, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from February 4, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, February 4, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (February 4, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a carved wooden frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (February 4, 2020)

The front page of the New York Times from February 6, 2020, section A1, page 1, used to make the artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts. — The New York Times, February 6, 2020, section A1, page 1

An artwork titled A Corrected Set of Facts (February 6, 2020), in which paper handmade from a shredded front page of the New York Times newspaper published during the Senate's impeachment trial of Donald Trump is displayed in a carved golden frame. — A Corrected Set of Facts (February 6, 2020)

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