Philip Gladstone. The Museum Paintings. The Secret. Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 16”.
Private collection
(via theholysoup)
Chad Wys
(above) cloaked girl / paint on laser print
(below) the girl in white / chromogenic print
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Sculptures by Ron Ulicny
1. Knife-Fight-Aichmophobia
2. Spew
3. Fuck You Pablo
4. Nighttime Artborist
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Andy Warhol. Electric Chairs, 1971. 10 screen prints on paper, Each: 35-3/8 x 47-7/8”.
Des Moines Art Center Permanent Collections; Gift of Peter M. Brant, Greenwich, Connecticut; 1973.41.1-10.
Various water-based media pieces representational of research conducted on the Lincoln Highway. This body of paintings combines geometric, architecturally-inspired shapes with organic bursts of color and texture reminiscent of topography and road maps. The Lincoln Highway and cross-country travel was an idea born from the Midwest, and was the first road of it’s kind; birthing the interstate. It changed the way communication and connectivity occurs. Having studied art in a town where the first paved mile of the Lincoln Highway was created in the road’s early stages, its influence on commerce, development and communication have a direct influence on the paintings.
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Edward Hopper, Summer Evening 1947
Pink shorts
Alexander Calder, A Universe, 1934
Thomas Wilmer Dewing, “Comedia”, 1892-94
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Thomas Eakins, “Home Ranch”, 1892
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Thomas Hovenden, “Breaking Home Ties”, 1890
Philadelphia Museum of Art
