Showing 8 artworks with Andrea Zittel and with artwork date before 2007 and with artwork date after 1997
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Andrea Zittel
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- Contemporary Art
- Andrea Zittel
- Andrea Zittel Art
- Art Installation
- Minimalist Art
- Personal Panel
- Geometric Form
- Modern Art
- Spatial Exploration
- Textile Art
- 1998
- Red And White Decor
- Moma Style Art
- Reflection
- 20Th Century Art
- Minimalist
- Art For Living Room
- Abstract Human Figure
- Brown
- United States
- Gouache
- Zittel Art Gallery
- Modern Wall Art
- Quiet Elegance
- Space
- Yellow Blue Abstract
- Modern Art Decor
- Corduroy Texture
- Abstract Still Life
- White Background
- Minimalist Drawing
- 2002 Painting Art
- Urban Collage Art
- Art
- Modern Figurative Art
- Graphite Sculpture Study
- Conceptual Artwork
- Minimalist Aesthetic
- Living Spaces
- Sprawl I Painting
- Lavender Corduroy
- Conceptual Art
- American Artist
- Minimalist Sculpture
- Minimalist Artwork
- Geometric Art Piece
- Geometric Composition
- Denim
- Cotton Textile
- Minimalist Drawing Art
Andrea Zittel's "Me In My Brown Denim Personal Panel" (1998) captures a quiet moment, inviting reflection on identity and space through minimalist gouache & graphite art.
Discover 'Sprawl I' by Andrea Zittel – a captivating 2002 painting exploring minimalism & urban themes. Explore this unique artwork now!
Andrea Zittel’s ‘Point of Interest—An A-Z Land Brand,’ created in 1999, is a captivating gouache piece featuring two large rocks arranged to evoke a sense of floating above the ground. Set against a bold red backdrop, this artwork embodies Zittel's exploration of spatial perception and contemplative living.
Experience Andrea Zittel's minimalist 2002 gouache studies exploring everyday objects and quiet contemplation; discover the beauty of simplicity today.
Explore Andrea Zittel's minimalist masterpiece – 'Old Red Underpanel,' a striking cotton fabric sculpture redefining living spaces and questioning the nature of existence.
Explore 'Lavender Corduroy Personal Panel' by Andrea Zittel – a minimalist fabric sculpture reflecting on daily life and human experience. A captivating study in texture, form, and quiet contemplation.
Contemplate minimalist solitude with Andrea Zittel's 1999 graphite drawing of public sculptures; explore the intersection of art and daily life by owning this evocative piece.