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<n>Roses</n> (1893) by Danish painter <n>Peder Severin Krøyer</n>, featuring his wife <n>Marie Krøyer</n>.

Performance artist <n>Marina Abramović</n> on the cover of <n>Vogue Portugal</n>'s November 2023 Arts Issue.

"Ojo" by artist <n>Ignasi Monreal</n> for <n>Etnia Barcelona</n>'s <n>OJO Vol.2</n> collection.

<n>Isamu Noguchi</n> with his sculpture <n>Kouros</n> at the 1946 <n>Fourteen Americans</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Eliot Elisofon</n>.

<n>Edward Hopper</n>'s painting <n>Soir Bleu</n>, 1914.

Art collector <n>Peggy Guggenheim</n> with <n>Alexander Calder</n>'s mobile, <n>Arc of Petals</n>, c. 1960s.

<n>Running Fence</n> (1972-76), a land art installation by <n>Christo</n> and <n>Jeanne-Claude</n>.

Advertisement for the <n>Boalum</n> lamp, designed in 1970 by <n>Livio Castiglioni</n> and <n>Gianfranco Frattini</n> for <n>Artemide</n>.

Cover for <n>CAU Magazine</n> designed by <n>Enric Satué</n> in 1969.

Artist <n>Alexander Calder</n> in his Roxbury studio, photographed by <n>Gordon Parks</n> for <n>LIFE</n> magazine in 1952.

<n>Sculpture</n> (1958) by artist <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

Artist <n>Frida Kahlo</n> in front of <n>The Acrobat</n>, a painting by <n>Pablo Picasso</n>.

Sydney Long (Australian, 1871-1955) Fantasy (Summer Dance), c.1916-17. Oil on canvas. Art Gallery NSW.

Artist <n>Alexander Calder</n> at his 1964 retrospective at the <n>Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum</n>. Photo by <n>Ugo Mulas</n>.

<n>Le verre de porto (A Dinner Table at Night)</n> (1884) by <n>John Singer Sargent</n>, depicting <n>Edith A. Perry</n> and <n>Albert Vickers</n>.

Detail from <n>The odalisque with the slave</n> by <n>Dominique Louis Féréol Papety</n>, 1842.

<n>Reconciliation of nothingness and the disintegration of vision: Gardenscapes Encapsulation [SenseOfRelief]</n> (2023).

Ceramic vase hand made designer curve unique craft

Artist <n>Alexander Calder</n> in his studio, 1958. Photo by <n>Jacob Baal-Teshuva</n>.

<n>Portrait of George Dyer and Lucian Freud</n> (1967) by artist <n>Francis Bacon</n>.

<n>Au théâtre</n>, an oil on canvas painting by French artist <n>Albert Guillaume</n> (1873-1942).

Exhibition: ‘Francis Bacon’ at the Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid