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Study for Head of Isabel Rawsthorne I by Francis Bacon – A haunting portrait featuring a bird perched on the subject’s nose, capturing a moment of unsettling tension and visceral emotion.
‘Red Petals’ by Sam Gilliam (1967) is an acrylic on canvas piece measuring 223 x 236 cm housed at The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C., embodying the Lyrical Abstraction movement. Gilliam pioneered a revolutionary approach to painting, utilizing gravity and spontaneous application of paint onto unstretched canvas to create dynamic biomorphic forms.
An intricate tactile exploration of texture through leather and string, this 1967 collage by Canadian abstract pioneer Margaret Alexandra Luke invites you to experience the depth of modernism in your own collection.
Explore Gabor Peterdi’s ‘Sunset and After,’ a striking monochrome woodcut print from 1967. Abstract patterns & layered textures evoke powerful emotion. Discover modern abstraction!
Explore 'Galaxy' by Gabor Peterdi (1967). This textured print evokes an underwater world with layered browns & ochres, geometric forms, and a tranquil atmosphere. A unique woodcut/linocut piece.
1967 Barry Le Va 'Strips to Felt Particles': A dense, abstract graphite drawing of botanical forms. Pointillist texture & grid background evoke unease & beauty. Unique art.
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