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Late Modernism Postmodernism Hist 122: Western Civilization II Clayton Miles Lehmann

Jackson Pollock ( ), #1 (Lavender Mist), 1950 Washington, National Gallery of Art John Cage ( ), Bacchanale (1938), Stephen Drury, keyboard

Franz Kline ( ), Four Square, 1956 Washington, National Gallery of Art

Mark Rothko ( ) No 14, 1960 San Franciso Museum of Modern Art

Jasper Johns (1930- ), Three Flags, 1958 New York, Whitney Museum of American Art

Roy Lichtenstein (1923- ), As I Opened Fire, 1964 Vermillion, private collection

Andy Warhol ( ), Marilyn, 1962; Brillo Box, 1964 Private collections

Ellsworth Kelly (1936- ), Red, Blue, Green, 1963 San Diego, Museum of Contemporary Art John Adams (b 1947), Short Ride in a Fast Machine (1986), Edo De Waart and the San Francisco Symphony

Frank Stella (1936- ), Hiraqla, 1968 Private Collection

Bridget Riley (1931- ), Cataract 3, 1967 New York: Dia Center for the Arts

Richard Anuskiewicz (1930- ) From Blue, 1974 Wichita Art Museum

Ralph Goings (1928- ), River Valley Still Life, 1976 New York, Louis K. Meisel Gallery

Duane Hansen ( ), Self Portrait, 1972Tourists II, 1988 New York, Harris Gallery Frankfurt am Main, Galerie Neuendorf AG

Robert Morris (1931- ), I-Box, 1962 New York, Guggenheim Museum

Robert Morris (1931- ), I-Box, 1962 New York, Guggenheim Museum

Frank Lloyd Wright ( ), Fallingwater, 1937

Frank Lloyd Wright ( ), Guggenheim Museum, New York,

Walter Gropius ( ) with his proposal for the Chicago Tribune Tower (1922); the Bauhaus Building (1926)

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe ( ), Seagram Building, New York,

Le Corbusier ( ), Marseilles, Unité d'Habitation,

Le Corbusier ( ), Ronchamp, Notre Dame du Haut,

Eero Saarinen ( ), New York, TWA Terminal, 1962 (closed 2002)

Robert Venturi (1925- ), Chestnut Hill, PA, Venturi House, 1962

Vermillion Strip, mid 1990s

SITE, Sacramento, Notch for Best,

Charles Moore (1925- ) New Orleans, Piazza d’Italia ( )

Michael Graves (1934- ), Portland Public Services Building,

Philip Johnson (1906- ), New York, AT&T Building, (since 1992 the Sony Building)