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Edward Joseph Ruscha Iv

1966

Standard Station

Explore Edward Ruscha’s iconic ‘Standard Station’! A minimalist Pop Art masterpiece capturing American roadside culture. Bold colors & graphic design – perfect for art collectors.

Mark Rothko

1966

Untitled (blue Divided By Blue)

Explore Mark Rothko’s "Untitled (Blue Divided by Blue)", a seminal Color Field painting. Discover its serene blue hues & minimalist form – a captivating piece of 20th-century art.

Explore Gerhard Richter's iconic 'Eight Student Nurses,' a monumental black and white photorealistic painting capturing the essence of humanist art and confronting historical trauma with unwavering honesty.

Marcel Broodthaers

1966

Untitled (triptych)

Experience the stark conceptual minimalism of Marcel Broodthaers' Untitled (Triptych) from 1966, a grid study in buttons; discover this iconic piece today.

Ad Reinhardt

1966

Abstract Painting

Barbara Hepworth

1966

Four-square (four Circles) (on Long Loan To Thw From The Hepworth Estate)

Explore modernist abstraction with Hepworth's Four-Square (Four Circles), a striking 1960s study of geometry and void; discover this iconic sculpture today.

John Hoyland

1966

28.5.66

A Life Immersed in Color: The Journey of John HoylandJohn Hoyland, born in Sheffield in 1934, emerged as one of Britain’s most significant abstract painters, a figure whose canvases vibrated with an audacious use of color and a profound commitment to the expressive potential of paint. His path wasn't one of immediate acceptance; rather, it was forged through a determined exploration of artistic la

Josef Albers

1966

Homage To The Square

Homage to the Square explores perception and color through Josef Albers’s masterful use of nested squares and meticulous color studies, reflecting his Bauhaus influence and pioneering approach to abstract painting.

William Scott Myles

1966

Berlin Blues 6

Captivating blue abstract shapes dance across a pristine white canvas in this 1966 masterpiece Berlin Blues 6 by William Scott Myles, offering a serene yet striking composition for your collection.

Barbara Hepworth

1966

Genesis Iii

Genesis III by Barbara Hepworth (1966), from The Hepworth Wakefield. This piece showcases Hepworth’s masterful use of form and texture, exploring themes of balance and repetition through its circular composition.

Eva Hesse

1966

Hang Up

Eva Hesse's 'Hang Up' (1966) is a minimalist masterpiece exploring suspension and fragility through stark geometry, industrial materials, and a haunting sense of unresolved space. A poignant reflection on art & architecture.

Barbara Hepworth

1966

Genesis Iii

Barbara Hepworth's 'Genesis III' (1966) is an abstract masterpiece featuring layered circles and subtle textures, embodying serene contemplation through minimalist form and color.

Michael Bolus

1966

5th Sculpture

A striking 1966 geometric abstraction featuring interconnected yellow cardboard forms by British Constructivist sculptor Michael Bolus that invites you to explore the profound beauty of minimalist spatial design.

Ludwig Gosewitz

1966

3 Throw-texts

A captivating close-up of white buttons spelling dog in various orientations by Ludwig Gosewitz from 1966 offers a unique minimalist visual effect that invites you to explore this intriguing piece for your collection.

Franz Ehrlich

1966

2 Single Beds B Range (standardized Unit Furniture

A minimalist black and white architectural drawing of a simple living space by Franz Ehrlich from 1966 captures the essence of mid-century functional design, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your collection.

Josef Albers

1966

Homage To The Square Chosen

Explore Josef Albers’ "Homage to the Square Chosen" – a minimalist masterpiece of geometric abstraction & color field painting. Admire its calming composition & 1966 creation.

Alice Neel

1966

Hartley

Explore Alice Neel’s ‘Hartley’ (1966) – a poignant portrait of introspection & vulnerability. Oil on canvas, expressive style, & striking sage green hues. A captivating piece by a renowned American artist.

Domenico Parisi

1966

Untitled (d8csxn)

Explore Domenico Parisi’s 1966 ceramic still life – a minimalist square bowl with an apple. Discover the artist's photographic style & neutral palette in this timeless piece.

Joseph Cornell

1966

Untitled (francesca, Young Female With Bouffant Hairdo)

Joseph Cornell’s ‘Untitled’ pencil drawing captures a young woman’s profile in grayscale realism. Explore this intimate study of form & texture, showcasing his unique style.

Edward Joseph Ruscha Iv

Mark Rothko

Gerhard Richter

Marcel Broodthaers

Ad Reinhardt

Barbara Hepworth

John Hoyland

Josef Albers

William Scott Myles

Barbara Hepworth

Eva Hesse

Barbara Hepworth

Michael Bolus

Ludwig Gosewitz

Franz Ehrlich

Josef Albers

Alice Neel

Domenico Parisi

Joseph Cornell

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