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Experience Barnett Newman’s monumental ‘Black Fire I,’ a cornerstone of Color Field painting embodying spiritual depth and minimalist elegance—sold for $84.2M at Christie's.
Roy Lichtenstein's 'Half Face with Collar' is a bold Pop Art masterpiece blending mass media aesthetics with portraiture. Explore its Ben-Day dots, comic book influence & challenge to traditional art.
Inspired by Audubon illustrations and art classes emphasizing materials and imaginative development. Notable exhibitions include ‘Green Blue Red’ at Matthew Marks Gallery and ‘Red Blue Green’ at The Broad.
Explore 'Magglass' (1963) by Pop Art icon Roy Lichtenstein. This striking work exemplifies his signature Ben-Day dots and commentary on consumer culture. A must-see!
Explore Josef Albers' Bauhaus-inspired 1963 study featuring precise geometric color interactions; discover the dialogue between form and hue.
A striking red circle set against blue stripes defines this balanced 1963 abstract work by Hsiao Chin, blending modern Western influence with traditional Chinese spirit for your collection.
Bold blue circles and striking red stripes define this 1963 abstract masterpiece Il predestino by Hsiao Chin, blending traditional Chinese motifs with modern Western energy for your private collection.
Li Yuan-chia's 'Monochrome White Painting' (1963) is a minimalist masterpiece exploring subtle tonal variations within white and grey. A key work of British Shanshui art, it invites contemplation on color, texture, and form.
Kenneth Noland’s ‘Daybreak’ (1963) is a striking Color Field masterpiece – bold stripes & geometric abstraction in oil on canvas. Explore this iconic Washington Color School work.
A striking Pop Art diptych of self-portraits by Billy Apple from 1963 exploring identity through bold red and green tones, offering a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of conceptual art history.