Avant-garde Art Gallery

livelifeforlove1 xannakidd robertroyalxxx rebekahhurtz ilufood
really-shit:Yayoi KusamaYayoi Kusama (1929, Japan) is an extremely influential avant-garde artist. I
rosswolfe:From Hans Arp and El Lissitzky’s The “Isms” of Art (1924), via The Charnel-House
Karhula VaseAlvar Aalto (Finnish; 1898–1976)1937GlassRafaela & Kaj Forsblom Collection. © All ri
Portrait of a Young Woman: Vaïte (Jeanne) GoupilPaul Gauguin (French; 1848–1903)1896Oil on canvasOrd
alsgia:mymodernmet:This Creative Woman Excels at Baking Art Pies with Avant-Garde Crust Designs@lady
Nature morte = Still LifeFernand Léger (French; 1881–1955)1927Oil on canvasNasjonalmuseet, Oslo, Nor
aesthetic-of-art:SuprematismKazimir Malevich, 0.10 Exhibition, 1915, Petrograd‘Every real form
Most avant-garde and one of the last traditional Japanese woodblock artists, Kawanabe Kyōsai (河鍋暁斎,
Kazimir Malevich (Russian, born Ukraine; 1878–1935)Suprematist Composition: White on White1918Oil on
Jupiter Red Monet: Citizen scientist David Englund created this avant-garde JunoCam artwork of the G
Do Your Part for the Red CrossErwin Blumenfeld (American, born Germany; 1897–1969)Published on the c
Untitled “Peyote Vision,” 1955. Ink, paint on paper. Cameron’s art shows the relationshi
The Avant-Garde Doesn’t Give Up (1962) - Asger Jorn.
arth207-spring:Portrait of Natalia Goncharova, Mikhail Larionov, Oil on Canvas, Futurism, 1915 
Composition II (Still Life)Theo van Doesburg (Dutch; 1883-1931)1916Oil on canvasMuseo Thyssen-Bornem
StairsAlexanderRodhenko (Russian; 1891–1956)1929–30Gelatin silver printSepherot Foundation, Vaduz, L
Dziga Vertov (Kino-Glaz) = DzigaVertov (Cinema-Eye)El Lissitzky (Russian; 1890–1941)1929Gelatin silv
Sovetskoe kino, no. 1 (cover) = SovietCinema, no. 1 (cover)Varvara Stepanova (Russian; 1894–1958)Pub
HiroshimaYves Klein (French; 1928–1962)ca. 1961Dry pigment in synthetic resin on paper mounted on ca
Clifftop Walk at Pourville, Claude-Oscar Monet, 1882. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, US.
The Dead Christ, Édouard Manet, 1864.The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, US.
Francis Picabia (French; 1879–1953)Très rare tableau sur la terre = Very Rare Picture on the Earth O
Lest we forget that the mirror shot is hardly a 21st century phenomena, it has existed from the mome
Prev Next