Showing 7 artworks with Willem De Kooning and with 1964 and with Abstract Expressionism
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Explore Willem de Kooning’s ‘Sphinx’ – a dynamic Abstract Expressionist painting with fragmented figures & intense hues. A raw, emotive piece reflecting vulnerability and the complexities of femininity.
This striking black and white photograph captures Willem de Kooning's iconic painting "Untitled," showcasing his masterful use of charcoal to depict a woman’s body in dynamic poses—a cornerstone of Abstract Expressionism.
Willem de Kooning’s Woman, Sag Harbor captures the visceral intensity of Abstract Expressionism with its bold pink and orange hues depicting a nude woman in dynamic poses—a captivating exploration of form and emotion from 1964.
This monumental painting by Willem de Kooning embodies the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism with its dynamic brushstrokes and emotionally charged figures. Executed in 1964, it showcases De Kooning's masterful technique and profound exploration of human experience.
Willem de Kooning’s vibrant painting captures Mae West in a bold abstraction reminiscent of his signature style—a nude figure bathed in warm yellows and oranges—inviting viewers to explore the raw emotion and expressive power of Abstract Expressionism and consider adding this iconic piece to your collection.
Explore Willem de Kooning’s "Woman" (1964), a striking pastel and charcoal drawing embodying Abstract Expressionism's raw emotion and innovative technique—a cornerstone of his legacy.