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Explore Roy Lichtenstein’s ‘Modular Painting #1’! This vibrant Pop Art piece, featuring geometric circles & bold colors, exemplifies his comic-inspired style. A key work from 1969.
Robert Rauschenberg’s ‘Odalisk’ is a complex mixed-media sculpture featuring a grey cube base topped by a pillow-like white form and supporting a rectangular box adorned with collaged images and a rooster. Its layered construction explores themes of order versus chaos, utilizing diverse textures and colors to create a dynamic visual experience.
Discover this striking 1922 abstract geometric relief by Erich Buchholz, featuring warm earth tones and bold circular forms from the dawn of concrete art.
Midnight Blue is a Color Field painting by Barnett Newman created in 1970. It exemplifies the style's focus on large areas of color and minimalist composition.
Explore Joseph Beuys’ ‘Halved Felt Cross w/ Dust Image "Magda"’. A textured felt banner featuring a photograph & stylized 'R', embodying Social Sculpture's memorialistic spirit.
Carlos Cruz-Diez’s ‘Physichromie No. 326,’ created in 1967, is a striking example of Kinetic and Op Art. Featuring six rectangular panels arranged in two rows of three, each panel utilizes parallel stripes to generate an illusionary effect—a testament to Cruz-Diez's groundbreaking research into color’s influence on our visual experience.
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