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'The First Real Target?' is a painting by British pop artist Peter Blake (born 1932), completed in 1961. It's a response to Jasper Johns’ Target paintings of the 1950s and utilizes an archery target as its central motif, blending fine art with imagery from popular culture.
Explore Victor Pasmore's Yellow Abstract – a striking geometric painting featuring a bold yellow circle framed by brown borders, reflecting the influence of Turner and Whistler’s tonal landscapes.
'Phi', by Morris Louis (1961), embodies Color Field painting’s essence: expansive hues arranged in horizontal bands to evoke emotion. Utilizing Magna paint's satin finish, Louis captures movement and subtle layering, reflecting influences from Cézanne and Speicher.
Experience the serene beauty of Henri Michaux’s 1961 Untitled Chinese Ink Drawing. A captivating example of his unique abstract expressionism, perfect for collectors.
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