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René Magritte

1952

Personal Values

Explore René Magritte’s "Personal Values" – a surreal 1952 oil painting blending everyday objects & dreamlike skies. A captivating piece for art lovers seeking unique beauty.

The painting exemplifies Kahlo’s innovative approach to portraiture, considering Rivera's considerable height and age difference compared to Kahlo. It underscores the importance of individual expression within a broader context of modern art history.

Richard Diebenkorn

1955

Berkeley No. 57

Experience the vibrant hues and textured abstraction of Richard Diebenkorn's Berkeley No. 57 – a seminal piece from SFMOMA showcasing California landscapes and masterful composition.

Piet Mondrian

1942

Composition (no. Iii) Blanc-jaune / Composition With Red, Yellow, And Blue

Diego Rivera

1935

The Flower Carrier

Diego Rivera’s “The Flower Carrier” (1935) is a seminal work reflecting Realism and Mexican cultural heritage. Painted on masonite with bold hues, it portrays a peasant man burdened by labor—carrying flowers for sale—contrasting with the serene beauty of nature. Situated at SFMOMA, this masterpiece embodies Rivera’s commitment to social realism and his enduring influence on contemporary art.

Eadweard J Muybridge

1872

Pi-wi-ack (shower Of Stars), Vernal Fall, 400 Feet, Valley Of Yosemite

Eadweard Muybridge’s breathtaking Yosemite photograph captures the grandeur of Vernal Fall, showcasing a monumental cascade amidst towering pines—a pivotal image from 1872 that cemented his legacy and inspired the creation of Yosemite National Park.

Richard Clifford Diebenkorn Jr.

1963

Cityscape #1

Explore Richard Diebenkorn’s ‘Cityscape #1,’ a 1963 oil painting of Berkeley landscapes. Discover its cool palette, expressive brushwork & post-Impressionist style – a captivating California view.

Helen Frankenthaler

1964

Interior Landscape

Explore Helen Frankenthaler’s ‘Interior Landscape’ (1964). A vibrant soak-stain abstract expressionist painting featuring layered blues & yellows. Discover Color Field art.

Ellsworth Kelly

1951

Cite

Ellsworth Kelly’s *Study for “Cité”* (1951) embodies his pioneering minimalist style, born from a Parisian dream about creating an expansive mural using random brushstrokes. This collage process resulted in twenty squares arranged by chance and adhered onto wood pulp board, reflecting Kelly's fascination with architectural integration and the influence of artists like Arp and Cage.

Minor White

1949

Aquatic Park, San Francisco

Minor White's evocative black & white photo of Aquatic Park, San Francisco (1949). Capturing a casual gathering amidst the city’s iconic waterfront – a glimpse into urban life through a master photographer.

Morris Louis

1960

Ambi I

Experience 'Ambi I' by Morris Louis – a mesmerizing Color Field painting of flowing acrylics that evokes atmospheric depth and movement. A landmark work showcasing his innovative veil technique.

Carleton E. Watkins

1861

Pohono, Bridal Veil, 900 Feet, Yosemite

Experience the monumental grandeur of Yosemite's Bridal Veil Falls through Carleton E. Watkins' 1861 mammoth-plate photography, a masterpiece of light and texture that invites you to bring the sublime into your home.

Clyfford Still

1945

Ph-233 [formerly Self-portrait]

Explore Clyfford Still’s powerful 1945 Self-Portrait – a visceral abstraction of color & form. Witness his unique American Modernism, marked by bold strokes & unsettling beauty.

Arnold Konrad Gustav Genth

1920

Merchant And Body Guard, Old Chinatown, San Francisco

Arnold Genthe’s Merchant and Body Guard captures the vibrant soul of Old Chinatown, San Francisco in a stunning black and white photograph from 1920. This detailed portrait showcases two men in traditional Chinese attire, offering a rare glimpse into a bygone era. Discover this iconic piece and own a timeless work of art.

Henry Wessel Jr.

1972

San Francisco, California

Henry Wessel Jr.'s "San Francisco" captures suburban order with stark black & white hedges and a quiet domestic scene. A minimalist study of American life, reflecting control and subtle alienation.

Brett Weston

1938

Untitled (san Francisco)

Explore Brett Weston's iconic San Francisco photograph from 1938 – a masterful blend of realism and abstraction capturing the city’s hillside landscape and architectural charm.

Joan Brown

1964

Noel In The Kitchen

Joan Brown's 'Noel in the Kitchen' (1964) captures domestic joy with vibrant colors and playful details—a charming glimpse into her family life & Bay Area Figurative movement.

Gene Davis

1968

Passion Flower

Experience Gene Davis's 'Passion Flower': A vibrant explosion of color and rhythm! This iconic Color Field painting showcases bold vertical stripes, capturing energy & abstraction with a mesmerizing visual impact.

Robert Rauschenberg

1955

Collection

Robert Rauschenberg's 'Collection' (1954/55) is a vibrant combine painting bursting with collage, fabric, and found objects—a revolutionary blend of art & everyday life.

David Park

1958

Two Bathers

Vibrant oil on canvas captures the expressive energy of two bathers in this iconic 1958 masterpiece by Bay Area Figurative pioneer David Park, inviting you to bring a touch of mid-century modernism into your collection.

Robert Bechtle

1974

Alameda Gran Torino

A nostalgic moment of American Photorealism captured in Robert Bechtle's 1974 painting Alameda Gran Torino featuring a vintage car in a quiet suburban setting, inviting you to bring this timeless scene into your home.

Leslie Barbara Ashton

2006

Two Ways To Organize

Leslie Ashton’s ‘Two Ways to Organize’ blends geological timescale with playful collage—a vibrant landscape painting exploring the universe's genesis and human hobbyists’ echoes through needlepoint patterns. Discover this captivating piece by Corita McCarthy, celebrating wonder in everyday life.

Pirkle Jones

1968

Figures In Rain, San Francisco, From Portfolio Two: Twelve Photographs By Pirkle Jones

Richard Diebenkorn

1972

Ocean Park #54

Explore Richard Diebenkorn’s ‘Ocean Park #54,’ a serene abstract painting of pale blues & greens. Layered acrylics evoke tranquility & subtle emotion. A captivating Bay Area masterpiece.

René Magritte

Frida Kahlo

Richard Diebenkorn

Piet Mondrian

Diego Rivera

Eadweard J Muybridge

Richard Clifford Diebenkorn Jr.

Helen Frankenthaler

Ellsworth Kelly

Minor White

Morris Louis

Carleton E. Watkins

Clyfford Still

Arnold Konrad Gustav Genth

Henry Wessel Jr.

Brett Weston

Joan Brown

Gene Davis

Robert Rauschenberg

David Park

Robert Bechtle

Leslie Barbara Ashton

Pirkle Jones

Richard Diebenkorn

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