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  4. Untitled from the portfolio Art Ex Machina

Manuel Barbadillo

Spanish, 1929-2003

Untitled from the portfolio Art Ex Machina

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Untitled from the portfolio Art Ex Machina, 1972

Artwork Details

Materials

serigraph on paper

Measurements

20 x 15 inches (50.8 x 38.1 cm)

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

George B. and Jenny R. Mathews Fund, 2023

Accession ID

P2023:47.1

Object Classifications:

Prints

Work Type:

Serigraph

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Related Artworks

Art Ex Machina, 1972

Manuel Barbadillo, Hiroshi Kawano, Ken Knowlton, Manfred Mohr, Frieder Nake, Georg Nees

Art Ex Machina

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  • Art Ex Machina, 1972

    Manuel Barbadillo, Hiroshi Kawano, Ken Knowlton, Manfred Mohr, Frieder Nake, Georg Nees

    Art Ex Machina

Collection Highlights

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  • L'Age d'Airain (Age of Bronze), 1875-1876 (cast executed 1911)

    Auguste Rodin

    This life-sized, muscular nude is captured as if in mid-stride, with his right hand raised to clasp his scalp and his left hand raised in a fist. His mouth is open, and his facial features contorted in what appears to be pain or anger.
  • La Fumée (Smoke), 1912

    Fernand Léger

    La Fumée (Smoke)
  • Étude pour "Le Chahut" (Study for "Le Chahut"), 1889

    Georges Seurat

    Étude pour "Le Chahut" (Study for "Le Chahut")
  • Die Knieende (Kneeling Woman), 1911

    Wilhelm Lehmbruck

    Die Knieende (Kneeling Woman)
  • Elke-Akt 2, 1976

    Georg Baselitz

    An upside-down, loosely painted image of a seated woman fill this vertically oriented painting. The woman’s face, near the bottom center of the canvas, is quite legible, but her form progressively becomes more abstract toward her feet at the upper right of the canvas. The confident, gray strokes that define her outline are filled with white and occasional rose hues; the background is also predominately white.
  • Le Peintre Ker-Xavier Roussel et sa fille (The Painter Ker-Xavier Roussel and His Daughter), 1903

    Edouard Vuillard

    Sunlight streams into a living room from open floor to ceiling windows on the left-hand side of this painting. A man sits with his back to the window, facing a child who stands slightly to the right of the image’s center on the room’s red-and-white striped carpet. A table with a decorative urn, a patterned curtain behind the child, and the rest of the room’s furnishings are also largely in shades of white and red with blue accents. The entire scene is painted in rough, loose brushstrokes.
  • L'Ambitieuse (Political Woman), 1883-1885

    James Tissot

    A woman in an elaborately ruffled pink dress with a large feathered fan enters an ornately decorated ballroom filled with party-goers on the arm of a much older gentleman. She looks left and outward beyond the viewer, while the attention of nearly all other male figures in the scene is directed at her. The textures of various surfaces and fabrics are painted with rich detail and texture, especially the pink dress ruffles gathered on a plush red ottoman at the bottom of the frame.
  • Green Horses, 1988

    Bruce Nauman

    Green Horses
  • Portrait de Mlle Rose Caron (Portrait of Rose Caron), ca. 1892

    Edgar Degas

    A woman wearing a low-cut pink evening dress and elbow-length gloves sits at the center of this horizontally oriented painting. What appears to be a multicolored furred or feathered garment rests on the back of her red chair. Her face, oriented left, is largely obscured by shadow. She clutches a folded fan in her right hand and adjusts the top of her left hand. The entire scene is loosely painted in a palette dominated by dark greens and yellows.

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