From mid-20th century stencilled pattern books by the Matsuya company
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From mid-20th century stencilled pattern books by the Matsuya company
Fresco of Diana Pompeii 1st Century AD
Serena Mitnik-Miller
Helen Frankenthaler at the opening of her traveling retrospective, Kongresshalle, Berlin, 1969.
Aluísio Carvão Amarelobranco
Luiz Sacilotto (Brazilian, 1924 – 2003), Concreção 7965, 1979. Tempera on canvas mounted on wood, 60 × 100 cm. via
paintedout: Agnes Martin, Red Bird, 1964
István Beöthy (Hungarian, 1897-1961), Sans titre, c. 1938-39. Oil on canvas, 100 x 81cm.
socialclaustrophobia: Franco Vaccari (Italian, b. 1936), Senza Titolo [untitled], 1991. Acrylic on canvas mounted on board inside a painted box; canvas: 40 × 30 cm, box: 56 × 47 cm. via
Jiro Yoshihara
Ennio Finzi (Italian, b. 1931), Timbrica Jazz, 1956. Mixed media on hardboard, 53 × 45 cm. via
Josef Albers.
Rooster by Pablo Picasso, 1938
contemporary-art-blog: Jason Martin, Parsifal, 2007
Sarah Morris (British, b. 1967), Apple, from Bye Bye Brazil, a portfolio of 8 digital inkjet prints, 2014. Digital inkjet print with a screenprinted varnish, 29 ⅗ × 29 ⅗ in (45.75 × 75 cm). Edition of 45. via
topcat77: Sol LeWitt WALL DRAWING 610. Isometric figure with color ink washes superimposed.June 1989. MassMoca
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