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Pablo Picasso
Guitar, 1926
National Gallery of Art
Andy Warhol
Debbie Harry, c. 1980
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
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Francisco Goya
Brabisimo! (Bravo!), published 1799
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Studio of Johannes Vermeer
Girl with a Flute, c. 1669/1675
National Gallery of Art
Marc Chagall
The Musician, 1922
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Henri Matisse
Pianist and Checker Players, 1924
National Gallery of Art
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
For You (Pour toi!...), 1893
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
René Magritte
The Murderous Sky (Le ciel meurtrier), 1927
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Allen Ginsberg
San Francisco "K." Commune feeds hundreds of homeless folk on Saturdays and their Small Free Inn Band puts on a show, we had a private viewing when visiting Irving Rosenthal & Friends May 23, 1988-- in their vegetarian-grain soup-kitchen, Jimmy Gutierrez in cap watching Jeannie- single hand to heart John O'Brien first time in Curlers, Chandler hand raised in lyric surprise, shadow-eyed Gren behind music stand. "I saw it in a millinery shop-window in 1928... They look like they're made of wax," Harry Smith noticed later., 1988
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Allen Ginsberg
Harry Smith exhausted 3 A.M. over Chinese take-out supper. Car had backed into him up on 12th Street corner Avenue A weeks earlier, compression-fractured his knee, so he stayed with me nine months in small room behind him he’d fixed with door-latch and lock. Old postcard of Manhattan Island on toilet door panel to his right. Ethnomusicologic archivist, film-maker, alchemist, he’d designed my new _Collected Poems_ book cover, he’d been moved out of hotel room on 28’th Street, lived in Bowery shelters, was now homeless in New York! June 17, 1985., 1985
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Allen Ginsberg
Danny Kalb, Cafe Au Go Go Bleecker Street, I came by with his student my work-mate Peter Hale to hear late set, Greenwich Village, N.Y., April 12, 1995., 1995
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Allen Ginsberg
Jello Biafra (nee Eric Boucher) head of _Dead Kennedys_ rock band, visiting New York after obscenity trial (won by hung jury) over art illustrations to his "Frankenchrist" album. "Nazi Punks Fuck Off," "Too Drunk to Fuck," and "White Punks on Dope" were early underground hits late 1970's. He was on tour, lecturing on Reagan-era censorship moves, here "rebounding from the want-ads, surprised scrutinized by Candid surveillance camera," his briefcase open in small bedroom, pens clipped to strap, old backstage tour passes posted inside. Recovering from flu, late night tea, October 6, 1987., 1987
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Mark Rothko
The Party, 1938
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Mark Rothko
Untitled (String Quartet), 1935
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Mark Rothko
Music, 1936
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Pieter van der Heyden after Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Pride, published 1558
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Edgar Degas
Spanish Dancers and Musicians, 1868/1869
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Roy Lichtenstein
Industry and the Arts (I), 1969
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
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Roy Lichtenstein
Cubist Cello, 1997 (published 1998)
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
John Singer Sargent
Study for "Arion", 1919-1920
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Niki de Saint Phalle
Could We Have Loved?, 1968
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Georges Braque
Aria de Bach, 1913
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Pierre Bonnard
From the Land of Touraine (Du pays tourangeau), 1898
Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Pierre Bonnard
La Petite qui tousse (The Girl Who Coughs), 1890/1891
Not on view · National Gallery of Art