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A work made of oil on hardboard.

La Ciudad Perdida (The Lost City), 1948

Gunther Gerzso

A work made of bronze.

Couple IV, 1959-60

Matta

A work made of charcoal on hardboard.

Self-Portrait (No. 7), 1981

Ivan Albright

A work made of sixty glazed ceramic plates with gold trim.

Museotypes, 1983

John Knight

A work made of green glass jar with molded glass stopper, painted wood figure, dice, plastic poker chips, newspaper, torn pieced of playing cards, string, plastic ladder, metal bells, and a penny.

The Gambler, c. 1952

Richard Lindner

A work made of bronze, edition number two of four.

Flag, 1960

Jasper Johns

A work made of oil on hardboard.

Self-Portrait (No. 5), 1981

Ivan Albright

A work made of oil on canvas.

Madame Paul Escudier (Louise Lefevre), 1882

John Singer Sargent

A work made of oil on canvas.

Flowers (Blumen), 1993

Gerhard Richter

A work made of oil on canvas.

Little Landscape at the Seaside (Kleine Landschaft am Meer), 1969

Gerhard Richter

A work made of oak.

Rough Chant III – Homage to Luis Martín Santos (Abesti gogorra III – Homenaje a Luis Martín Santos), 1964

Eduardo Chillida

Painting of four football players in blue and white, with green shadows, tackling one another on a brown ground. A cursor arrow is included in the composition.

81–14–87, 1964

Ellen Lanyon

A work made of oil on canvas.

Cotton Pickers, 1945

Thomas Hart Benton

A work made of oil on canvas.

Ice (3), 1989

Gerhard Richter

A work made of bronze.

The Serf, 1900–03, cast c. 1908

Henri Matisse

A work made of oil on canvas.

Wound Interrogation, 1948

Matta

A work made of oil on linen.

Hot Fax, 1990

Ed Paschke

A work made of cloth.

Tenth Cloth Octagonal, 1967

Richard Tuttle

A work made of oil on canvas.

Hermine David, 1907

Jules Pascin

Sharp white lines inscribe a heavy black slab, implying a kind of screenwork person: flat, sharp, a little silly. A soft cloth floats over the figure's "abdomen." On it, two white owls contrast sharply with their soft, luminous featheriness.

Human Figure with Two Birds, 1925/29

Max Ernst

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