Willem De Kooning

Seated Woman 2,1940, Private

Willem de Kooning’s Seated Woman embodies the visceral energy of Abstract Expressionism, capturing a figure in repose amidst an evocative backdrop. Explore this iconic piece and bring home a stunning reproduction of a seminal work from the 1940s.

Willem De Kooning

1946

Fire Island

Willem De Kooning

1942

Standing Man

A visceral display of raw emotion and bold brushstrokes defines Willem de Kooning’s 1942 Abstract Expressionist masterpiece Standing Man, an iconic piece of postwar innovation ready to transform your private collection.

Willem De Kooning

Woman I (detail),1950-52, Moma Ny

Willem de Kooning's 'Woman I,' painted in 1950-52, embodies Abstract Expressionism’s raw emotion with bold brushstrokes and vibrant pink hues against a textured yellow backdrop. Explore the unsettling beauty of this iconic piece.

Willem De Kooning

1965

Untitled (17)

Willem de Kooning’s Untitled (17) explodes with vibrant color and dynamic movement, embodying the fervor of Abstract Expressionism. This striking nude figure dominates a textured canvas, capturing raw emotion and challenging traditional representation.

Willem De Kooning

1949

Woman

Willem de Kooning’s Woman captures the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism with its dynamic brushstrokes and emotionally charged depiction of a seated woman draped in scarlet. This iconic 1949 painting embodies raw emotion and artistic innovation, inviting you to explore this masterpiece.

Willem De Kooning

1981

Untitled Iii

Willem de Kooning’s Untitled III explodes with vibrant color and dynamic movement, embodying the fervor of Abstract Expressionism. This monumental nude figure dominates a swirling landscape of shapes and hues, capturing raw emotion and challenging conventional artistic norms – explore this iconic masterpiece.

Willem De Kooning

1946

Queen Of Hearts

Willem de Kooning’s ‘Queen of Hearts,’ a vibrant depiction from 1946 embodies the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism with its bold brushstrokes and emotionally charged portrayal of a woman adorned in yellow, capturing a moment of intense contemplation against a textured blue wall.

Willem De Kooning

1964

Mae West

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.

Willem De Kooning

1952

Two Woman Iv

Willem de Kooning’s Two Woman IV captures the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism with its dynamic brushstrokes and evocative depiction of two figures seated at a dining table. This iconic piece from 1952 embodies raw emotion and artistic innovation – explore this masterpiece.

Willem De Kooning

1944

Woman

Experience the visceral energy of Willem de Kooning's 'Woman,' a captivating abstract expressionist painting from 1944 featuring vibrant pink hues against a textured yellow backdrop.

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