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Medium:Painting39 Drawing35 Print7 Photography2

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1950s2
1940s3
1930s2
1920s14
1910s10
1900s3
1890s1

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Painting39
Print7
Drawing35
Photography2

Institution

The Museum of Modern Art31
Art Institute of Chicago3
Harvard Art Museums1

Nationality

- Europe
French17
Spanish9
Russian8
Guatemalan1

Movement

Romanticism2,952
English painting2,941
surrealism112
abstract expressionism49
Expressionism45
Impressionism44
abstract art37
Symbolism37
cubism35
Dada28
social realism26
New Objectivity24
Rococo23
Suprematism23
Constructivism21
modernism21
Art Nouveau20
Futurism17
modern art17
Bauhaus15
Color Field14
pointillism14
hard-edge painting13
Minimalism13
pop art13
contemporary art12
Russian avant-garde12
kinetic art7
Neo-Dada7
Orphism7

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paper (fiber product)3
charcoal2
laid paper2
graphite1
plant material1

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Project for a Painting, Auguste Herbin, c. 1955, Pencil, crayon, and ink on transparentized paper (recto); Pencil on transparentized paper (verso)

Project for a Painting

Auguste Herbin · c. 1955

Pencil, crayon, and ink on transparentized paper (recto); Pencil on transparentized paper (verso)

The Museum of Modern Art

Face and Hands, Fernand Léger, 1952, Ink on paper

Face and Hands

Fernand Léger · 1952

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Tempo in Red Major, Carlos Mérida, 1942, Crayon on colored paper

Tempo in Red Major

Carlos Mérida · 1942

Crayon on colored paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Abstract Drawing, Aleksandr Rodchenko, (1941), Ink on paper

Abstract Drawing

Aleksandr Rodchenko · (1941)

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Circus Family, Fernand Léger, 1941, Ink on paper

Circus Family

Fernand Léger · 1941

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Fragment of a Nut, Fernand Léger, 1933, Ink on paper

Fragment of a Nut

Fernand Léger · 1933

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

The Accordionist, Fernand Léger, 1930, Ink on paper

The Accordionist

Fernand Léger · 1930

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Study for cover of Rechevik (Orator), Aleksandr Rodchenko, 1928, Pencil and colored pencil on graph paper

Study for cover of Rechevik (Orator)

Aleksandr Rodchenko · 1928

Pencil and colored pencil on graph paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Study for cover of Novyi LEF (New LEF), Aleksandr Rodchenko, 1926, Pencil and colored pencil on graph paper

Study for cover of Novyi LEF (New LEF)

Aleksandr Rodchenko · 1926

Pencil and colored pencil on graph paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Maquette for a handbill announcing the film Potemkin, Aleksandr Rodchenko, (1925), Gelatin silver print and ink on paper

Maquette for a handbill announcing the film Potemkin

Aleksandr Rodchenko · (1925)

Gelatin silver print and ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Drawing for Mouchoir de Nuages, Juan Gris, 1925, Pen and ink on paper

Drawing for Mouchoir de Nuages

Juan Gris · 1925

Pen and ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Self-Portrait, Francis Picabia, (1923), Ink and pencil on paper

Self-Portrait

Francis Picabia · (1923)

Ink and pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Mise-en-scène for the ballet La Création du monde (The Creation of the World), Fernand Léger, 1922, Pencil on paper

Mise-en-scène for the ballet La Création du monde (The Creation of the World)

Fernand Léger · 1922

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Study for Perpetuum Mobile, Aleksandr Rodchenko, 1922, Pencil on graph paper

Study for Perpetuum Mobile

Aleksandr Rodchenko · 1922

Pencil on graph paper

The Museum of Modern Art

The Viaduct ( Le Viaduc ), Fernand Léger, c. 1922, Pencil on paper

The Viaduct ( Le Viaduc )

Fernand Léger · c. 1922

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Deity. Costume design for the ballet La Création du monde (The Creation of the World), Fernand Léger, 1922, Pencil on paper

Deity. Costume design for the ballet La Création du monde (The Creation of the World)

Fernand Léger · 1922

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Line Construction, Aleksandr Rodchenko, 1921, Crayon on paper

Line Construction

Aleksandr Rodchenko · 1921

Crayon on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Repose, Fernand Léger, 1921, Pencil on paper

Repose

Fernand Léger · 1921

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Portrait (Possibly Raymond Radiquet), Francis Picabia, 1921, Ink on paper

Portrait (Possibly Raymond Radiquet)

Francis Picabia · 1921

Ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Construction, Aleksandr Rodchenko, 1920, Ink and colored ink on paper

Construction

Aleksandr Rodchenko · 1920

Ink and colored ink on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Dada Movement (Mouvement Dada), Francis Picabia, 1919, Ink and pencil on paper

Dada Movement (Mouvement Dada)

Francis Picabia · 1919

Ink and pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Portrait of Max Jacob, Juan Gris, 1919, Pencil on paper

Portrait of Max Jacob

Juan Gris · 1919

Pencil on paper

The Museum of Modern Art

Glass, Siphon and Checkerboard, Juan Gris, 1917, Charcoal, with stumping on cream laid paper

Glass, Siphon and Checkerboard

Juan Gris · 1917

Charcoal, with stumping on cream laid paper

Art Institute of Chicago

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UntitledAleksandr Rodchenko · c. 1921

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