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M. L. Van Nice

1990

Swiss Army Book

An imaginative book designed like a Swiss Army knife featuring intricate tools and compartments by artist m. l. van nice from 1990 offers a unique sculptural experience for collectors to explore and own.

Elaine De Kooning

Bacchus #3

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

Loading, From The Series “canadian Lumber Camp”

Lee Seung-hee

Paris (206)

Mary Clare Weatherford

Past Sunset

Eulabee Dix

Discover "Me," a captivating watercolor miniature by Eulabee Dix (1878-1961). This exquisite self-portrait captures her youthful confidence and artistic skill, reflecting a revival of portrait miniatures in early 20th-century America.

Hung Liu

1997

Mu Nu/yellow River

A poignant black and white scene of cyclists captured by Hung Liu in 1997 evokes a sense of nostalgic leisure through her evocative style, inviting you to explore this evocative piece for your private collection.

Angela Lorenz

1999

Soap Story

Angela Lorenz’s ‘Soap Story’ (1999) is a striking photographic still life – an unusual narrative presented through geometric forms & layered textures. Explore this theatrical, illustrative work.

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

Clam Diggers

Guerrilla Girls

2007

Horror On The National Mall!

Rachel Sussman

Posidonia Oceania Sea Grass #0910-0753 (100,000 Years Old, Balearic Islands, Spain)

Experience the ancient beauty of 100,000-year-old sea grass in this captivating underwater scene by Rachel Sussman that captures the enduring resilience of nature and invites you to bring this oceanic wonder home.

Marlene Dumas

Oh, Oh, Oh, Not Again

A haunting watercolor portrait by Marlene Dumas – ‘Oh, Oh, Oh, Not Again’ evokes vulnerability & isolation through loose brushstrokes. Explore expressionism & muted tones.

Ghada Jamal Al-masri

1995

Back Ground

An intricate interplay of black and gold patterns defines this 1995 abstract work by Ghada Jamal Al-Masri that captures a sense of historical elegance, inviting you to explore the depth of this exquisite piece.

Judith Sylvia Cohen

Pasadena Lifesavers Red #5

Pasadena Lifesavers Red #5 is a striking piece of feminist art created by Judy Chicago. It’s part of her ongoing exploration of female experience and commemorates significant milestones in women’s achievements. Explore Pasadena Lifesavers Red #5 by Judy Chicago – a vibrant feminist art installation celebrating women's history and resilience through collaborative textile art.