Showing 24 artworks out of 225 with keywords '21.0 x 24.0 cm'
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- Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky
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Explore 'No. 21' by Mark Rothko, a pivotal work from 1949 showcasing his transition to Color Field painting. Discover the emotional depth and abstract beauty of this masterpiece.
Deep crimson and muted indigo blocks evoke profound existential emotion in Mark Rothko's 1949 Color Field masterpiece No. 21, inviting you to explore the luminous depth of this iconic abstract expressionist work.
Vintage 'Black Rock & The Sky Pilot' poster by Louis Rhead (1903). Art Deco design, cowboy illustration, rich reds/browns. A nostalgic piece of American advertising art – perfect for collectors!
Admire 'Scribner’s. Fiction Number' by Will Hicox Low – a stunning Art Nouveau illustration featuring a beautiful woman & floral design. A rare 1897 Scribner’s Magazine piece.