American Modernism
American Modernism replaced artistic traditions of the past with a spirit of experimentation. The World Wars and Depression were major influences on the formation of modernistic movements that included abstract expressionism, cubism, pop art, color field painting, minimalism, op art, surrealism, photorealism and many other creations of the period.
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Tree Forms
Maril, Herman (1908-1986)
20"x28" (Oil)
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Construction or Destruction (dated 1968)
Nelson, Richard (1901 - 1972)
30"x40" (Oil)
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In stockUntitled (dated 1968)
Oliveira, Nathan (1928-2010)
20"x16" (Oil)
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In stockHurdy-Gurdy Man
Rushton, William (b1944)
14"x11" (Oil)
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In stockFlor Amarilla
Rushton, William (b1944)
12"x9" (Oil)
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Futurity
Samuelson, Val A. (1918 - 1995)
30"x32" (Oil)
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Untitled Abstract (c1960)
Semiatin, Jacob (1915-2003)
42"x26" (Oil)
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In stockRelaxing at Stinson
Sexton, Randall (b1958)
6"x8" (Oil)
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In stockFruit Stand, Pinola
Turner, Jerrold (b1933)
8"x12" (Oil)
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Out of stockCubist Still Life (dated 1923)
Van Vleck, Natalie (1901 - 1981)
16"x20" (Oil)
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Out of stockBlack Harbor, Grey Moon (1953)
Wedin, Elof (1901 - 1983)
22"x34" (Oil)