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Niki de Saint Phalle

French, 1930-2002

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Artwork Details

Materials

serigraph

Measurements

sheet: 22 x 29 11/16 inches (55.88 x 75.41 cm); overall: 24 x 32 inches (60.96 x 81.28 cm)

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

Gift of Wade Stevenson, 1983

Accession ID

P1983:42.3

Object Classifications:

Prints

Work Type:

Screen print

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Other Works by This Artist

  • [first drawing for a poster to commemorate the exhibition "Paradis fantastique"], 1967

    Jean Tinguely, Niki de Saint Phalle

    [first drawing for a poster to commemorate the exhibition "Paradis fantastique"]
  • [final drawing for a poster to commemorate the exhibition "Paradis fantastique"], 1967

    Jean Tinguely, Niki de Saint Phalle

    [final drawing for a poster to commemorate the exhibition "Paradis fantastique"]
  • Samuela II/Nana, ca. 1965

    Niki de Saint Phalle

    Nana
  • [drawing for "Le Paradis fantastique"], 1967

    Jean Tinguely, Niki de Saint Phalle

    [drawing for "Le Paradis fantastique"]

Collection Highlights

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  • Civil Tapestry 5, 2012

    Theaster Gates

    This large-scale wall-mounted sculpture features forty-one sections of fire hose of equal size laid vertically side-by-side. From left to right, the sections of fire hose progressively appear more worn. The dominant color of the fabric gradually transitions from yellow to tones of gray. Some sections of the fire hose are stamped with black letters spelling out the original manufacturer specifications.
  • The Inverted Sink, 1985

    Robert Gober

    A large white plaster sculpture that takes the form of a thick, inverted V hangs from a blue-gray wall. The apex of the V comes to a sharp point whereas the left and right corners are curved.
  • George Went Swimming at Barnes Hole, but It Got Too Cold, 1957

    Joan Mitchell

    Large, energetic brushstrokes in green, brown, black, red, blue, and white cover portions of this abstract painting’s white background. These marks are primarily concentrated in two areas: in the top half of the canvas, especially in the center, and on its lower edge, especially in the center and toward the right corner.
  • Carnaval d'Arlequin (Carnival of Harlequin), 1924-1925

    Joan Miró

    This painting features a beige-color room full of fantastical creatures performing music and acrobatics, and floating through the air. These colorful beings are shaped like musical instruments, insects, animals, and mermaids and interact with instruments, musical notes, a ladder, dice, unicycle, a shooting star, and other objects. A window at top right looks out onto a landscape, and beneath it is a table with a fish, a globe, and papers.
  • The Tree, 1965

    Agnes Martin

    On a square white canvas, artist Agnes Martin drew by hand a dense grid using graphite pencil. When seen up close, minor irregularities in the grid, including the straightness of the lines and spacing between them, are visible. From a distance, the faint lines of the grid appear to blend into the white canvas.
  • Le Feu d'artifice (Fireworks), 1887

    James Ensor

    Le Feu d'artifice (Fireworks)
  • Les Arbres (The Trees), ca. 1906

    André Derain

    A vibrantly colored landscape with several slim-trunked trees and mountains in the background fills this canvas. The sky is a light yellow while the ground is a slightly darker, sandy hue. The artist used cool blues with patches of crimson to depict the mountains, and warm reds, yellows, and oranges to emphasize tall, thin tree trunks in the foreground. Shadows fall diagonally from the trees toward the right hand corner of the painting where the artist’s small, blue signature rests.
  • Convergence, 1952

    Jackson Pollock

    Artist Jackson Pollock dripped, poured, and splattered black, white, red, yellow, and blue oil paint across the entire surface of this large-scale, horizontally oriented canvas. The colors are visible as separate, overlapping and convey a sense of motion and energy; no single color dominates.
  • Round Trip, 1957

    Helen Frankenthaler

    Round Trip

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