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ELLSWORTH KELLY
PINK AND ORANGE FROM THE SERIES LINE FORM COLOR, 1951
PRIMARY YELLOW
Drew Tyndell experimenting with looping animations.
Anish Kapoor. Untitled 08 from History, 2007, etching
Studio Schneidenfreude
Edouard Benedictus, design variation for decorative arts, 1924. Paris. Nouvelles variations soixante-quinze motifs décoratifs en vingt planches. Published by Albert Lévy, Paris.
The portfolio was obviously owned by Lyle Wheeler, industrial designer and motion picture art director, who got an oscar for Gone with the wind. Wolfsonian
Holy Ropes by christopher kline (2010-present)
www.studio-set.com
woman torso by Kazimir Malevich
Lygia Clark
Planos em Superficie Modulada, 1957
Card, Graphite, Gouache
Unframed: 25 x 35 cm
1965 German poster for ASHES AND DIAMONDS (Andrzej Wajda, Poland, 1958)
Designer : Grüttner
Poster source: KinoArt.net
Joan Miró
Tungsram Opál lámpát a kényes szemnek | Tungsram Opal Lamp for the sensitive eye (Csemiczy Tihamér) 4900 forint | $20 at Budapest Poster Gallery’s Shop
Architecture Magazine N° 3, 1952
Brookhollow Plaza, Dallas, Texas, 1970s
(Paul Rudolph with Harwood K Smith and Partners)
free will (1971, cover design by fred troller)
kerryroanshares
Ellsworth Kelly (American, b. 1923), Study for Meschers, 1951. Cut-and-pasted printed paper, 19 1/2 x 19 1/2 in.