Did you ever seen the book entitled 1001 Paintings you must see before you die ? Well, if you are on an art bucket list you can tick off quite a few 'must see' just by visiting MoMa (Museum of Modern Art) in NY.
This was an amazing experience for all the family, and as a bonus there was this brilliant exhibition on too (where we could not take photos, sorry!). And here, not in any particular order, a few of my favorites.Roy Lichtenstein Drowning Girl - 1963 |
Roy Lichtenstein Girl with Ball - 1961 |
Andy Warhol Gold Marilyn Monroe - 1962 |
Jasper Johns Flag - 1954-56 |
Frida Kahlo Fulang-Chang and I - 1937 |
Pablo Picasso Interior with a Girl Drawing - 1935 |
Piet Mondrian Trafalgar Square - 1939-43 |
Claude Monet Agapanthus - 1914-26 |
Alberto Giacometti Hands Holding the Void (Invisible Object) - 1934 (cast c. 1954-55) |
Salvador Dalí The Persistence of Memory - 1931 |
Max Ernst Lunar Asparagus - 1935 (cast 1972) |
Amedeo Modigliani Reclining Nude - c. 1919 |
Giorgio Morandi Still Life - 1916 |
Henry Matisse Dance (I) - 1909 |
Henri Rousseau The Sleeping Gypsy - 1897 |
Vincent van Gogh The Starry Night - 1889 |
Vincent van Gogh The Olive Trees - 1889 |
Paul Gauguin The Seed of the Areoi - 1892 |
Georges-Pierre Seurat Port-en-Bessin, Entrance in the Harbor - 1888 |
Gustav Klimt Hope, II - 1907-08 |
Photos by Alessandra Zecchini ©
NICE SELECTION, I LOVE KLIMT!
ReplyDeleteHi there, what a beautiful collection of images, moma must be be an impressive place to visit! I found your image of "Invisible Object" earlier today, which relates to an article Ive just written, thought I should let you know, it might be of interest to know where the inspiration to Giacometti's sculpture came from. cheers! here is the short link to the article: http://wp.me/p50LNm-5xf
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