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- Alberto Pereira Nogueira Junior
- Antônio Dias Dos Santos
- Bridget Louise Riley
- Carmen Herrera
- Christiane Pflug
- Cristóbal Balenciaga Eizaguirre
- Diane Nemerov
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- John Gay
- Jules L. Cahn
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- Malick Sidibé
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- Marta Minujín
- Matsumi Kanemitsu
- Pauline Trigère
- Robert Beauchamp
- Roy Lichtenstein
- Ruth Aiko Asawa
- Salvador Dalí
- Teizo Sugaï
- Victor Vasarely
- Vincas Kisarauskas
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Lucian Freud’s "Reflection with Two Children" (1965): A haunting self-portrait exploring family & isolation through intense realism. Masterful impasto & symbolic depth – a statement piece.
Explore Roy Lichtenstein’s ‘Girl Hair Ribbon,’ a vibrant 1965 Pop Art masterpiece! Iconic Ben-Day dots & bold composition capture consumer culture. Discover this iconic artwork.
Explore Roy Lichtenstein's 'M-Maybe,' a quintessential Pop Art masterpiece! This 1965 oil painting captures urban life & emotional complexity with iconic comic strip style.
Explore Roy Lichtenstein's 'Red Painting (Brushstroke),' a bold 1965 Pop Art piece that deconstructs abstract expressionism with iconic Ben-Day dots and vibrant color.
Explore Gerhard Richter's iconic 'Motorboat,' a seminal post-modernist painting blending photographic realism with intentional blurring—a reflection of his artistic evolution and the spirit of 1965 Düsseldorf.
A mesmerizing surrealist portrait of Gala featuring dramatic chiaroscuro and a vibrant scarlet scarf by Salvador Dalí from 1965 invites you to explore the profound beauty of this timeless masterpiece.
Explore Roy Lichtenstein's 'Ceramin Sculpture' (1965): A deceptively simple study of coffee mugs, embodying Pop Art’s core – mass imagery & perception. Ben-Day dots meet everyday objects in this iconic work.
Explore 'Some Silver for You' by antônio dias dos santos – a chaotic Pop Art collage of skulls & symbols. Bold colors, unsettling imagery, and layered textures create a provocative 1965 artwork.
Ruth Asawa's 'Desert Plant' is a captivating wire sculpture reflecting her unique style and resilience. Explore the intricate design of this iconic piece from 1965, showcasing her innovative approach to art.
Diane Nemerov’s ‘A Young Man with his Pregnant Wife’ captures quiet intimacy in 1965 NYC. Black & white photography, documentary style, explores family & vulnerability. A poignant moment frozen in time.
Dynamic abstract expression by teizo sugaï from the 1960s, ‘The Summer Holiday’ showcases vibrant red, green, and blue organic forms with a white line and figures – explore this hard-edge style painting.
Explore 'The Lovers' by Alberto Pereira Nogueira Junior – a 1965 collage blending romance & social critique. A unique, layered artwork with Art Nouveau influence.
Discover Pauline Trigère's 1965 haute couture ensemble featuring a navy blue wool crepe dress and cape adorned with coq feathers. A stunning blend of modern fashion, texture, and symbolic elegance, perfect for art collectors.
Explore Cristóbal Balenciaga's iconic 'Dinner Ensemble': A black silk organza dress adorned with sequins and paired with a hip-length jacket featuring cellophane paillettes – a masterpiece of haute couture elegance.
Dorothea Lange’s "Girl in Church" (1965) captures poignant Americana. A black & white portrait of a young girl, this FSA photograph exemplifies her documentary style and evokes nostalgia.
Discover Cristóbal Balenciaga's iconic 'Baby Doll' cocktail dress – a masterpiece of black lace and architectural design from 1965 Paris. Explore its history & influence on haute couture.
Gregorio Vardanega’s "Electrical Architecture" is a mesmerizing Op Art masterpiece from 1965, showcasing vibrant color and spatial illusion through a dynamic checkerboard design. Explore this pioneering Chromocinetism artwork and bring its captivating visual experience home.
A striking modernist cityscape of Vilnius featuring vibrant red brick architecture by Lithuanian master Vincas Kisarauskas from 1965, offering a poignant glimpse into Soviet-era art for your private collection.