Showing 6 artworks with 1965 and with Coffee Shop
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- Putty
- Midnight Blue
- Gray
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Bronze
- Flat Perspective
- Lively Orchestra Scene
- Minimalism
- Mass Production
- Group Of Musicians
- Spiritual Folk Art
- Blue Roof Steeple
- Musical Gathering
- Perception
- Black And White Photo
- Figurative Drawing
- Musical Expression
- Folk Art Still Life
- David Drew Zingg
- Coffee Mugs
- Black And White Drawing
- Monochrome Sketch
- Woman Playing Guitar
- Colorful Floral Scene
- Blue Flower Pot
- Monochrome Portrait
- Roy Lichtenstein
- Contemporary Art
- Vibrant Yellow Background
- Ceramic Sculpture
- 1960S Fine Art
- Clementine Hunter Style
- Vibrant Musicians
- Vinicius De Moraes
- Red Zinnias
- Sister Gertrude Morgan
- Soulful Portrait
- Pop Art
- Graphic Design
- Mid-Century Brazil
- Di Cavalcanti Style
- Vibrant Primary Colors
- Ben-Day Dots
- Candid Street Scene
- 1965
- Folk Art Painting
- 1965 Photography
- Visionary Art Style
- Southern Plantation Art
- Yellow Windows
- Red Brick Church
- Social Musical Event
- Brazilian Modernism
- Color Field
- American Art
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.
Vibrant red zinnias burst from a blue pot against a sunny yellow backdrop in this charming 1965 still life by self-taught folk artist Clementine Hunter, inviting you to bring Southern warmth into your home collection.
A vibrant folk art depiction of Rose Hill Memorial Baptist Church by visionary artist Sister Gertrude Morgan from 1965 featuring bold colors and spiritual depth that invites you to explore this unique masterpiece.
A lively gathering of musicians fills this vibrant 1965 painting by Brazilian Modernist Di Cavalcanti, capturing a soulful sense of community through rhythmic scenes that invite you to bring this masterpiece home.
A captivating black and white photograph of Vinicius de Moraes captured by David Drew Zingg in 1965 presents a soulful moment of mid-century Brazilian life that you can bring to your private collection.
A captivating black and white drawing by Guilherme Caiuby de Faria captures a soulful moment of musical expression through a woman playing guitar, inviting you to bring this evocative 1965 masterpiece into your collection.