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Visual Art

Artists, Photographers, Sculptors, and Architects

WorkDesc.ArtistNationality
Death on a Pale Horse Based on an excerpt from the book of Revelations, this painting depicts the four horsemen of the apocalypse Benjamin West
Villa Savoye, namesake “House”, Villa La Roche, Open Hand Monument, Philips Pavilion, National Museum of Western Art, Citrohan House Architecture. Le Corbusier Swiss-French
Women’s Table, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Architecture. Maya Lin American
Louvre Pyramid, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Dallas City Hall, Carrousel du Louvre Architecture. I.M. Pei Chinese-American
Farnsworth House, Seagram Building, Ernst & Young Tower, Villa Tugendhat, Pulse House Architecture. Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe German-American
The Glass House, Seagram Building, 550 Madison Avenue, Rothko Chapel, Roofless Church, 191 Peachtree Tower Architecture. Philip Johnson American
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Dancing House, Museum of Pop Culture, Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, Biomuseo Architecture. Frank Gehry Canadian-American
Fallingwater, Frederick C. Robie House, Imperial Hotel Tokyo, Ennis House, Unity Temple, Inn at Price Tower, Midway Gardens Architecture. Frank Lloyd Wright American
Watson and the Shark Based on an attack in the Havana harbor in 1749, several people in a small boat save an English boy from the title animal John Singleton Copley
Portraits of George Washington Depicts George Washington in a variety of styles Gilbert Stuart
Arrangement in Grey and Black A profile view of the artist’s mother, also known by the name "The Artist’s Mother" James Whistler
Birds of America This book is a series of over 400 paintings of the title animal John James Audubon
The Gross Clinic Depicts the surgery of an anesthetized patient as a crowd of (presumably) medical students watches Thomas Eakins
Gulf Stream Shows a small fishing boat with no rudder or sail fighting against the waves while surrounded by sharks Winslow Homer
The Banjo Lesson An old man sits in a wooden chair, teaching a small child to play the title instrument while he sits on his lap Henry Tanner
Washington Crossing the Delaware Depicts the title figure crossing a river while an American flag flies near him Emmanuel Leutze
The Gallery of the Louvre Shows a variety of artworks being hung in the title art museum while people dance in the foreground Samuel Morse
Portrait of Madame X Depicts a young French socialite standing in a black dress while she looks to the side John Singer Sargent
America Today A series of murals depicting everyday life in the 1920s, such as trains, planes, and people laboring in factories Thomas Benton
American Gothic Two old white people in front of a farmhouse, one of which holds a pitchfork Grant Wood
Daughters of the Revolution Three old white ladies in front of an old painting Grant Wood
Three Flags A series of three increasingly smaller canvases stacked on top of each other, each with identical painting of the American flag Jasper Johns
A sculpture consisting of a taxidermy goat with a tire around its midsection Monogram Robert Rauschenberg
A series of colorful portraits of the title model Shot Marilyns Andy Warhol
Campbell’s soup cans Campbell’s Soup Cans Andy Warhol
Cartoonishly depicts a plane shooting down another plane with the title onomatopoeia above them Whaam! Roy Lichtenstein
Depicts Donald Duck goes fishing with the title mouse Look Mickey I've Hooked a Big One!! Roy Lichtenstein
A deep blueish-black flower, which is supposed to represent the female genitalia Black Iris Georgia O'Keefe
Depicts large desert hills with bones in the foreground Red Hills and Bones Georgia O'Keefe
A black and white painting with angular strokes and shapes depicting the title room Attic Willem de Kooning
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