ABSOLUMENT’S DICTIONARY OF MODERN ART
Georges Braque's "La Guitare Et Le Compotier," 1940.A - coming soon
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Archival imagery sources will arrive as the mystery artist is revealed.
[Introduction] - Sonia Delaunay’s Rhythme (Rhythm), 1945; Helen Frankenthaler photographed by Gordon Parks for Life magazine, 1956; Hans Hofmann’s Friday night critique in Provincetown, 1948; Arshile Gorky, late 1920s, photographer unknown; Arshile Gorky’s (Composition [Still Life]), 1936; Sigrid Hjertén’s Chalk Cliffs, 1935.
[B] - Georges Braque’s Figure, 1939.
[D] - Sonia Delaunay’s Rythyme (Rhythm), 1945. © Grey Art Gallery, New York University Art Collection (c) Estate of Sonia Delaunay
[E] - Max Ernst’s La Vierge corrigeant l’Enfant Jésus devant trois témoins : André Breton, Paul Éluard et le peintre, 1926. © Adagp, Paris 2008 Photograph : Museum Ludwig, Cologne, photo Stadt Köln, Rheinisches Bildarchiv.
[F] Helen Frankenthaler’s April, 1963.
[G] - (Composition [Still Life]), 1936, Photo: Robert LaPrelle © Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
[H] - Sigrid Hjertén’s Södra landet, 1912
[N] - Louise Nevelson’s Mirror Shadow XXXXVI, 1987, c/o Locks Gallery
[S] - Hedda Sterne painting c/o The Hedda Sterne Foundation
[T] - Untitled, 1960, c/o The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation
[V] - Suzanne Valadon’s La Chambre bleue, 1923, c/o Le Centre Pompidou
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