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A work made of steel and maple, with original upholstery (later laminated surface).

Armchair, 1937–39

Frank Lloyd Wright

A work made of oil on masonite.

Spies and Counter Spies, 1941

Julio de Diego

A work made of color offset lithograph on cream wove paper.

Modern Commerce Exhibition, Brno (Vystava moderniho obchodu, Brno), 1929

Ladislav Sutnar

A work made of oil on canvas.

Towering Trees, 1911

Daniel Garber

A work made of bronze.

Starfish, 1944

Alexander Calder

A work made of bronze.

Female Dancer, c. 1920

Elie Nadelman

A work made of bast fiber (ramie), 82 rectangles of plain weave; pieced with silk thread machine stitching.

Modern Interpretation of Traditional Pojagi (Wrapping Cloth), 1999/2000

A rectangular painting featuring color blocks in shades of purple, white, and red against a cream background. The purple rectangle at top is a loosely blended mix of pink and blue. The white block is almost yellow, though its outer edges are quite white. The red block at bottom pulses with varying shades.

Untitled (Purple, White, and Red), 1953

Mark Rothko

A work made of oil on canvas.

Drugs, 1970

Richard Estes

A work made of wire and dime.

John D. Rockefeller, c. 1928

Alexander Calder

A work made of oil on canvas.

The Descension, 1961

Bob Thompson

A work made of silk, twill weave; screen printed.

Panel (Dress or Furnishing Fabric), 1924

Léon Bakst

A work made of paint and graphite on carved fiberboard.

March 1955 (Campanile), 1955

Ben Nicholson

A work made of linen, leather, animal hide, woven cotton, copper, steel cable, paint, and pencil on polyvinyl chloride (pvc) tube.

Linen on Polyvinyl Chloride, 1993

Jimmie Durham

A work made of box construction with painted glass.

Untitled (Sun Box), c. 1955

Joseph Cornell

A work made of oil on canvas.

Girl in Yellow and Blue with Guitar, 1939

Henri Matisse

A photo of dark room shows one large projection on the wall to the left and on the wall to the right two pedestals with two monitors stacked on top of both. Each screen shows a different view of a red-wigged, red-nosed clown in a striped outfit.

Clown Torture, 1987

Bruce Nauman

A work made of steel, linoleum, and felt.

Zeitnot, 1996

Mirosław Bałka

A work made of oil on canvas.

Portrait of Clowns, 1939

Walt Kuhn

Tan thin rectangles repeat across the whole canvas.

Untitled #12, 1977

Agnes Martin

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