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Etsuko Ichikawa at work.
Etsuko Ichikawa, Trace 4314. Glass pyrograph on paper. (Source: Winston Wachter Fine Art Gallery)
Robert Hammerstiel - Die rote Wand, 1991. Farbholzschnitt auf Papier, 76 x 57 cm; Privatbesitz
'Mister Horizontal & Miss Vertical By Noémie Révah.
Chema Madoz - Untitled.
Morris Louis - Beta Lambda (1961). Synthetic polymer paint on canvas.
"When Louis began making his large Unfurled paintings in 1960, their dimensions often made it impossible for him to extend the canvasses fully in his small studio—the dining room of his Washington, D.C., home. Similarly, few galleries were large enough to accommodate them, and only two of the more than one hundred in this series were exhibited before the artist died in 1962. Although Louis painted on a vast scale, the brightly colored ribbons of paint cascading down the sides of this canvas invite a close look. Perhaps even more remarkable than the immense size of this work is the broad expanse of raw canvas Louis left exposed—an emphatic void framed by exuberant color." (MOMA)
Franz Klein - Chief (1950). Oil on canvas.
Damián Ortega - Controller of the Universe (2007). Found tools and wire.
Hiroshi Sugimoto - PPTRD 020 (2008). Platinum palladium print.
Hiroshi Sugimoto - Stylized Sculpture 117: designer Cristóbal Balenciaga (2007). Gelatin silver print.
Constantin Brancusi, Muse (La Muse), 1912. Marble, 45 x 23 x 17 cm
Richard Serra - Between the Torus and the Sphere I-V, 2006, complete set of 5 colour etchings framed individually.
Naum Gabo - Head of a Woman, c. 1917-20 (after a work of 1916). Celluloid and metal.
Barnett Newman - The Way II (1969), Acrylic on canvas.
Pat Brassington - Trophies, 2010, pigment print
Pat Brassington - Twins (from Gentle), 2001, pigment print.
David Hockney, photographed by Jean-Pierre Gonçalves de Lima. (New York Times)