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[fragrantblossoms]

Sophie Calle. Double Game (photo book), 2007.

[rearte2]

by Lindsey Harald-wong

[abstrakshun]

Jeffrey Earp

30de17  -  2017

[nobrashfestivity]

Unknown, Sioux, North American Native American Witches Playing with Their Baby c. 1890 Ink, colored pencil and paper 14.61 cm x 22.86 cm The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan, USA

[kuutamosonaatti]

Shira Barzilay, A Crazy Night in the Museum, 2022

[archiveofcanvas]

philip guston

[archiveofcanvas]

Philip Guston‘s “Untitled,” 1968. 1968 was was a major turning point for Philip. After decades as a leading figure in Abstract Expressionism (known for his “shimmering” patches of color), he became dissatisfied with pure abstraction. This painting represents his move toward a more “reductive” and eventually “figurative” style. Personally, I believe this is a tire-wheel and an automobile fender that is the beginning of the vehicles that would soon transport his hooded passengers to their cartoonish destinations.

[ourladyofperpetualnaptime]

ellsworth kelly, four oranges, 1966

graphite on paper

[archiveofcanvas]

Brice Marden

Dylan Study II, 1963 oil on canvas

[archiveofcanvas]

Gwen John (1876-1939)

Hut with Sky, Trees and Rooftops: View from the Artist's Studio,

1920s

oil on board 28 × 23.1 cm

The National Library of Wales

[archiveofcanvas]

Martin Kippenberger

[nobrashfestivity]

Amedeo Modigliani Nude (Portrait in Red) oil on paper 1915

[jamelalatise]

Do Ho Suh on Naoshima

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DOUG WHEELER

Pioneer Of Light and Space Installations Creates His Latest Work At 81 Years Of Age

[fragodot]

Cy Twombly, 1968

[ymutate]

Stefan Johansson, Swedish, 1876-1955

Lantern in haze, 1953

private collection

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Francis Bacon

Man in Blue IV, 1954

Oil on canvas.