in Bucking the Artworld Tide

Works are listed in the order in which they are cited in the text. Examples cited in notes are arranged here as if they were part of the relevant section of text. In cases where an image of the particular work cited was not available, a similar work by the same artist might be substituted.

Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV

Part I. Art & Pseudo Art

Robert Payne: Uncommon Guide to the World of Art

• Prehistoric art
• Two Reindeer, Font-de-Gaume  [rendering by Henri Breuil]
• Ancient Egyptian art, Old Kingdom
• Ancient Egyptian family
• Queen Nefertiti
• Assyrian art
• Dying Lioness (Assurbanipal’s palace, Nineveh)
• Poseidon (Cape Artemision)
• Michelangelo, David
• Panathenaic procession, Parthenon
• Horses of Helios, Parthenon
• Victory of Samothrace
• Etruscan frescoed burial chambers
• Etruscan couple
• Hiroshige prints
• Hokusai prints
• Hokusai, Poet Travelling in the Snow
• Hiroshige, Winter scenes
• Giotto, Arena Chapel, Padua
• Michelangelo, Pietà
• Michelangelo, David
• Giovanni Bellini, Madonnas
• Giovanni Bellini, Pietàs
• Tintoretto, paintings
• Giorgione, Sleeping Venus
• Titian, Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap
• Titian, paintings
• Frans Snyders, Kitchen Still Life with a Maid and Young Boy (Flemish)
• Jan van Eyck, Ghent Altarpiece, Lamb of God
• Peter Paul Rubens, paintings
• Peter Paul Rubens, The Fall of the Damned
• Frans Hals, paintings
• Rembrandt, portraits
• Rembrandt, Simeon in the Temple
• Jan Vermeer, paintings
• Jean-Antoine Watteau, courtly fêtes
• Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, still lifes
• Giovanni Battista Piranesi
• Francisco Goya, nightmare images
• Francisco Goya, Duke of Osuna
• Francisco Goya, “Black” Paintings
• Jean Dubuffet, paintings
• Impressionist paintings
• Paul Gauguin, paintings
• Paul Cézanne, landscapes, still lifes, portraits
• Pablo Picasso, cubist paintings
• Henri Matisse, assorted works
• Picasso, Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
• Joan Miró, paintings
• Jean Dubuffet, paintings
• Jackson Pollock, “drip” paintings

Valentin Who?–A Neglected French Master

• Valentin de Boulogne, Abraham Sacrificing Isaac
• Valentin, Judith and Holofernes
• Caravaggio, Judith Beheading Holofernes
• Valentin, Cardsharps
• Caravaggio, The Cardsharps
• Tintoretto, Susanna and the Elders
• Valentin,  The Innocence of Susannah
• Valentin, Samson
• Valentin, Christ and the Adulteress
• Valentin, The Last Supper
• Leonardo, The Last Supper
• Valentin, The Return of the Prodigal Son
• Valentin, Concert with a Bas-Relief
• Valentin, The Four Ages of Man

Victorian Treasures: Paintings from the McCormick Collection

• J.M.W. Turner, paintings
• Pre-Raphaelite paintings
• Frederick Leighton, paintings
• Edward John Poynter, paintings
• Albert Moore, paintings
• Frederick D. Hardy, The Piano Tuner
• Vermeer, music paintings
• Thomas Brooks, Relenting
• Frank Holl, The Convalescent
• John Naish, Midsummer Fairies
• Edward Burne-Jones, Study of a Head (not the McCormick drawing)
• Albert Moore, An Embroidery
• J.M. Whistler, Symphony in Flesh Color and Pink: Portrait of Mrs. Frances Leyland

Anna Hyatt [Huntington]’s Joan of Arc

• Anna Hyatt, Joan of Arc
• Anna Hyatt Huntington, animal sculptures
• John Y. Van Pelt, pedestal for Joan of Arc
• Donatello, Gattamelata
• Verrocchio, Bartolomeo Colleoni
• Anna Hyatt, Joan of Arc, detail

R. H. Ives Gammell

• William McGregor Paxton, paintings
• French Impressionist paintings
• R. H. Ives Gammell, paintings
• Dennis Miller Bunker, paintings

Understanding and Appreciating Art

• Michelangelo, David
• Harriet Frishmuth, The Vine [more]
• Unknown sculptor, Chartres Cathedral, Abraham and Isaac [full view]
• Caravaggio, Abraham and Isaac
• Claus de Werve, Virgin and Child
• Thomas Eakins, The Writing Master
• George Caleb Bingham, Fur Traders Descending the Missouri
• Ancient Egyptian sacred cat
• Pieter Bruegel, Hunters in the Snow,
• Pieter Bruegel, The Harvesters/Haymakers [more]
• Vermeer, paintings
• Vermeer, The Milkmaid [more]
• Peter Wtewael, Kitchen Scene
• Georges Seurat, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
• Paul Gauguin, Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina Olson
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina’s World
• Chris Ofili, The Holy Virgin Mary
• Nicolas Poussin, Landscape with the Ashes of Phocion

Two Exhibitions Worth Praising

• Barbara Wolff, Among the Branches They Sing
• Barbara Wolff, The Mountains Rose
• Barbara Wolff, Against All the Gods
• Thomas Hart Benton, Steel
• Benton, Deep South
• Benton, City Activities with Subway

Today’s “Public Art”: Rarely Public, Rarely Art

• Claes Oldenburg, Batcolumn
• George Sugarman, Baltimore Federal
• Richard Serra, Tilted Arc
• George Segal, figures
• Claes Oldenburg, Batcolumn
• Joseph Kinnebrew, Fish Ladder Sculpture
• Raymond Kaskey, Portlandia
• Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, Statue of Liberty

“Public Art” for Whom?

• Thomas Houseago, Masks (Pentagon) [more]
• Jeff Koons, Split-Rocker
• Olafur Eliasson, New York City Waterfalls
• Marcel Duchamp, Fountain

Picasso’s Sculpture: Much Ado about Very Little

• Pablo Picasso, Glass of Absinthe
• Picasso, Bust of a Woman
• Marie-Thérèse Walter (photograph)
• Picasso, She-Goat
• Picasso, Bull’s Head [more]
• Picasso, Crane
• Picasso, Owl (Vase)
• Picasso, Sylvette
• Sylvette David (photograph)
• Picasso, Sylvette David (N.Y.U.)
• Picasso, Maquette for Richard J. Daley center Sculpture
• Picasso, Daley Plaza sculpture

What’s Wrong with Today’s Protest Art?

• Dread Scott, A Man Was Lynched by Police Yesterday
• Dread Scott, What Is the Proper Way to Display a U.S. Flag?
• Paul Cadmus, To the Lynching
• Elizabeth Catlett, And a Special Fear for My Loved Ones
• Anti-war posters
• Martha Rosier, Semiotics of the Kitchen
• Melvin Edwards, Pyramid Up and Down Pyramid
• Senga Nengudi, Internal I
• Sun Yuan and Peng Yu, Dogs That Cannot Touch Each Other (video)
• Wang Xingwei, New Beijing
• Liu Xiaodong, Burning a Rat
• Ai Weiwei, Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn
• Marcel Duchamp, “readymades”
• Ai Weiwei, Sichuan Earthquake Names Project

Cy Twombly in Mr. Morgan’s House?

• Cy Twombly, Treatise on the Veil
• Morgan Library, drawing collection

Folded Paper and Other Modern “Drawings”

• Sol Lewitt, Folded Paper Drawing
• Gavin Turk, Rosette
• Picasso, Portrait of Marie-Thérèse Walter
• Young British Artists, works
• The Art of Barbara Wolff

Bill Viola’s Passions–No Kinship to Rubens

• Bill Viola, The Passions
• Peter Paul Rubens, paintings
• Cindy Sherman, works
• Nam June Paik, “video art“
• Bruce Nauman, “video art“

The Apotheosis of Andy Warhol

• Robert Gober, Untitled
• Andy Warhol, Brillo Soap Pad Boxes
• Damien Hirst, Eight Over Eight
• Portraiture in Renaissance and Baroque Europe
• Robert Mapplethorpe, photographs
• Andy Warhol, Lonesome Cowboys (film)
• Andy Warhol, Empire [State Building] (film)
• Ellsworth Kelly, Plant drawings
• American Society of Botanical Artists, 15th Annual International Exhibition

Fake Art–the Rauschenberg Phenomenon

• Robert Rauschenberg, Erased de Kooning Drawing
• Rauschenberg (and John Cage), Tire Print
• Andrew Wyeth, paintings
• Rauschenberg, combines
• Rauschenberg, Monogram
• Rauschenberg, Black Market
• Rauschenberg, Pantomime
• Rauschenberg, Gold Standard

Old and New Art–Continuity vs. Rupture

• Leonardo, Salvatore Mundi
• Justin Wood, Sea Bass
• Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Still Life with Glass Flask and Fruit
• Jacob Collins, David
• Vittore Carpaccio, Christ Blessing
• Anthony Baus, Nude in attitude of defeat
• Anthony Baus, Study for an allegory
• Benedetto Luti, drawing
• Francesco Monti, drawing
• Colleen Barry, Black Hat
• Colleen Barry, Portrait of the Artist’s Mother
• Rachel Li, Portrait of a Young Woman
• Will St. John, Untitled portrait
• Portrait of a Boy (17th-century Bolognese)
• Earthworks
• Keith Haring, works
• Wolfgang Laib, Brahmanda
• David Salle, To be Titled #2
• Justin Wood, Sea Bass
• Carroll Dunham, Untitled (July-30-2014)

Contemporary Art Worth Knowing

• Louise Fenne, Working on a Self-Portrait 
• Colleen Barry, Self-Portrait with St. Jerome
• Jacob Collins, Winter Self-Portrait
• Gregory Mortenson, Self-Portrait with Scarf
• Will St. John, Self-Portrait with White Scarf
• Charles Weed, Plain Old Self-Portrait
• Joshua LaRock, Self-Portrait (2016 )
• Joseph McGurl, Transfiguration
• Katsu Nakajima, Stream of the Shadow
• Grace Kim, Indian Peahen
• Miki K. T. Chart, Ascolta, ti Ricorderà
• Carmen Ruiz Segura, Don Quijote
• Tenaya Sims, Semillas
• Arantzazu Martinez, Absolute Trust – Sleeping Beauty
• Shana Levenson, Sibling Bond

Dismaying Exhibition of De Waal Installations at the Frick

• Edmund de Waal, Elective Affinities
• Edmund de Waal, Psalm
• Frick Collection, sculptures
• Frick Collection, vases
• Frick Collection, furniture
• Frick Collection, decorative art
• Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Still Life with Plums
• Edmund de Waal, an alchemy
• Netsuke figures
• Hare with Amber Eyes (ivory netsuke figure)
• Jean-François Millet, Woman Sewing by Lamplight
• Walter Pach, Flowers in Blue and White Jug
• Paul Cézanne, Femme au Chapelet (Old Woman with a Rosary)

Commemorating Andrew Wyeth

• Wyeth Dynasty images
• Andrew Wyeth, Self-Portrait (1945)
• Victoria Wyeth, My Andy (photograph)
• N. C. Wyeth, Anthony Adverse
• Andrew Wyeth, Before Six (The Big Room)
• Andrew Wyeth, The Apron
• Andrew Wyeth, Study for Night Shadow
• Andrew Wyeth, The Liberal
• Andrew Wyeth, Cranberries
• Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Still Life:The Kitchen Table
• Pieter de Hooch, Interior With A Young Couple (17th century)
• Andrew Wyeth, Last Light
• Andrew Wyeth, Free Rein
• Andrew Wyeth, Winter 1946
• Andrew Wyeth, Trodden Weed
• Andrew Wyeth, Pa with Glasses
• Andrew Wyeth, Public Sale
• Andrew Wyeth, Adam
• Andrew Wyeth,  April Wind
• Andrew Wyeth, The Drifter
• Andrew Wyeth, Karl
• Andrew Wyeth, The Kuerners
• Andrew Wyeth, Young Bull
• Andrew Wyeth, Wolf Moon
• Andrew Wyeth, Spring Fed
• Andrew Wyeth, Spring
• Andrew Wyeth, Helga paintings
• Andrew Wyeth, Helga the Prussian
• Andrew Wyeth, Snow Hill
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina’s World
• Andrew Wyeth, Oil Lamp
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina Olson
• Andrew Wyeth, Miss Olson
• Andrew Wyeth, Anna Christina
• Andrew Wyeth, Indian Summer
• Andrew Wyeth, Siri
• Andrew Wyeth, Wind from the Sea
• Andrew Wyeth, Teel’s Island
• Andrew Wyeth, Adrift
• Andrew Wyeth, Young Swede
• Andrew Wyeth, Goodbye

Part II. Abstract Art

Kandinsky and His Progeny

• Wassily Kandinsky, Compositions
• Kandinsky, Composition VII
• Bruce Nauman, Run from Fear, Fun from Rear
• Nauman, Poke in the Eye/Nose/Ear
• Nauman, Learned Helplessness in Rats (Rock and Roll Drummer)

Hilton Kramer’s Misreading of Abstract Art

• Kandinsky, Mondrian, Malevich, paintings
• New York School (Abstract Expressionism), paintings
• Minimalism
• Pop art
• Donald Judd, works

Has the Artworld Been Kidding Itself about Abstract Art?

• Inventing Abstraction, exhibition objects
• Katarzyna Kobro, Abstract Composition
• Kazimir Malevich, paintings

Abstract Art Is an Absurd Inversion of American Values

• Jackson Pollock, “drip” paintings
• Mark Rothko, paintings
• Piet Mondrian, paintings
• Wassily Kandinsky, paintings

Jousting with Mark Rothko’s Son

• Hisako Kobayashi, paintings
• Rembrandt, The Jewish Bride
• Mark Rothko, late paintings
• Rothko Chapel, Houston

Part III. Art Education

Where’s the Art in Today’s Art Education?

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Rescuing Art from Visual Culture Studies

• Nike of Samothrace
• Michelangelo, David
• Mattel toy company, Barbie dolls
• Mattel toy company, Ken dolls
• Michael Ray Charles, Cut and Paste
• Rolling Stone “Booty Camp” cover
• Cecilia Beaux, Ernesta (Child with Nurse)
• Dorothea Lange, Migrant Mother
• Joe Rosenthal, Flag-Raising at Iwo Jima
• Sophie Christel, A Wild Day at Half-Moon Bay
• Diego Velázquez, Don Diego de Acedo
• Diego Velázquez, Philip IV of Spain (1644)
• Thomas Eakins, Susan Macdowell Eakins
• Thomas Eakins, Henry Ossawa Tanner
• Jan van Eyck, Arnolfini Wedding Portrait [See “Revisiting Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini ‘Wedding’ Portrait.]
• Wendell Castle, “furniture sculpture“
• Francisco Goya, Third of May
• Francisco Goya, The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters

Why Teach Art? Reflections on Efland’s Art and Cognition

• Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel ceiling
• Rembrandt, Self-Portrait at the Age of 63
• Parthenon sculptures
• Gao Ke-Ming, Stream in a Snow Scene (Sung Dynasty)
• Krzysztof Wodiczko, Homeless Vehicle Project
• René Magritte, The Telescope
• Jasper Johns, Target with Four Faces
• Jasper Johns, Flag (1954–55)
• Georges Seurat, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
• Marc Chagall, Time Is a River without Banks
• Man Ray, Le Violon d’Ingres
• Andrew Wyeth, Chambered Nautilus

The Hijacking of Art Education

• Peter Paul Rubens, Massacre of the Innocents [more
• Francisco Goya, Disasters of War
• Francisco Goya, Third of May
• Pablo Picasso, Guernica
• Elizabeth Catlett, And A Special Fear For My Loved Ones
• Andres Serrano, Piss Christ
• Chris Ofili, The Holy Virgin Mary
• Photograph of Michael Dukakis
• 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate

The Great Divide in Art Education

• Judi Werthein, Brinco
• Art Rebate
• “Video art”: Matthew Barney and Bill Viola
• Orlan, surgical manipulations
• Reece Terris, Ought Apartment
• Sarah Browne, Free Irish Scones
• Eric Carle, picture books
• Leo Lionni, picture books
• Ezra Jack Keats, picture books
• Ruslan Sharpe (4th grader), Excerpt from My New Life
• Saif Zuhair (4th grader), Excerpt from Iraq to Syria to America
• Krzysztof Wodiczko, Warsaw Projections
• Buffalo Bill posters
• George Catlin, images of American Indians

Museum Miseducation: Perpetuating the Duchamp Myth

• Marcel Duchamp, Bicycle Wheel
• Camille Pissarro, paintings

How NOT to Be an Arts Advocate

• Judi Werthein, Brinco
• John Cage, 4′33″ [video/audio]

Understanding Contemporary Art

• Chris Burden, Shoot, Transfixed
• Orlan, surgical manipulations
• Tom Otterness, Shot Dog Film
• Christo Yavacheff, Umbrellas
• Ai Weiwei, Sunflower Seeds [more]
• Student fake bomb “art project” [more]
• Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Untitled (Lover Boys)
• Damien Hirst, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living
• Joseph Albers, Homage to the Square
• Mark Rothko, paintings
• Dan Flavin,Untitled (1970)
• Richard Serra, Five Plates, Two Poles
• Bruce Nauman, Clown Torture
• Bill Viola, The Passions
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina Olson
• Daniel Graves, Self Portrait
• Jacob Collins, Dairy Barn, Virginia
• Meredith Bergmann, 9/11
• Lubomir Tomaszevski, Leader of the Pride, Charging Bison
• Prehistoric painting and carved figure of animals
• Ancient Egyptian, Queen Nefertiti [more]
• Rembrandt, Self-Portrait
• Vermeer, View of Delft
• Heaven and Hell (Angkor Wat)
• Memorial Head (West Africa)
• Indian miniature
• Hokusai, The Great Wave off Kanagawa
• Piet Mondrian, “composition“
• Mondrian-inspired bathroom design
• Mondrian-inspired clothing
• Kazimir Malevich, paintings (black squares on a white field)
• Wassily Kandinsky, Composition
• Jackson Pollock, drip paintings
• Robert Rauschenberg, Persimmon
• Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup cans, Brillo Soap Pad Boxes [more]
• Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe, Mao Tse-Tung
• Robert Rauschenberg “combines”: Monogram, Bed
• Marcel Duchamp “readymades”: Bicycle Wheel, Fountain
• Allan Kaprow, “Happening“
• Franz Kline, Chief
• Agnes Martin, Untitled
• Thomas Eakins, Portrait of Henry Ossawa Tanner
• Mary Cassatt, The Child’s Bath
• Auguste Rodin, Burghers of Calais
• Michelangelo, Creation of Adam
• Damien Hirst, Away from the Flock
• Damien Hirst, Skull with Ashtray and Lemon [more]
• Damien Hirst, “spot paintings” [more]
• Dawn Kasper, enactment of motorcycle accident
• Dawn Kasper, This Could Be Something If I Let It
• Janine Antoni, Loving Care, Gnaw
• Janine Antoni, photograph
• Piero della Francesca, Virgin of Mercy

How Not to Teach Art History

• Pablo Picasso, Dora Maar in an Armchair
• Wassily Kandinsky, Composition 8
• Alma Thomas, Splash Down Apollo 13
• Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Skull)
• Georgia O’Keeffe, Two Calla Lilies on Pink
• Frida Kahlo, The Two Fridas
• Italian renaissance paintings
• Golden Age of Dutch painting
• Chinese landscape painting
• Hudson River School, paintings
• Thomas Eakins, paintings
• Andrew Wyeth, paintings
• Photos of Dora Maar
• Pablo Picasso, Woman with Yellow Hair
• Jean-Michel Basquiat, Horn Players
• Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Skull)
• Jan van Eyck, Arnolfini [Wedding] Portrait [See “Revisiting Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini ‘Wedding’ Portrait.”
• Grace Lin (middle-school student), Girl with the Bird
• Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa

The Truth about Pop Art

• Andy Warhol, Campbell’s [Tomato] Soup Can (1964)
• Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Cans (1962)
• Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait
• Jan Vermeer, Milkmaid, Lacemaker
• Nicolaes Maes, Young Woman Peeling Apples
• Edward Ruscha, Standard Station
• Roy Lichtenstein, Look Mickey
• Hanson Wu (14-year-old student), Self-Portrait

Barking Up the Wrong Trees in Art Education

• Mark Rothko, Untitled
• Giotto, Lamentation of Christ
• Mondrian-inspired bathroom designs
• Alex Garant, Comet (2015)
• Michael Beitz, Belly/Brick
• Michael Beitz, Knot and Dining Table
• Ancient Egyptian couple
• Michelangelo, Bandini Pietà
• Alceo Dossena, Madonna and Child
• Frederick Hart, Three Soldiers

Art Education or Miseducation? From Koons to Herring

• Jeff Koons, Balloon Dog
• Jan Vermeer, The Milkmaid
• Jeff Koons, Michael Jackson and Bubbles
• Michelangelo, Pietà
• Jeff Koons – Louis Vuitton handbags
• Jeff Koons, Antiquity Series
• Oliver Herring, “Areas for Action” (2017 NAEA convention)
• Allan Kaprow, Happenings
• Ursula von Rydingsvard, works
• Derrick Adams, works
• Sam Vernon, works
• David Pulphus (high school student), “cops as pigs” painting
• Trenton Doyle Hancock, The Former and the Ladder or Ascension and a Cinchin’
• Heather McCalla, Circa 1987
• Conjoined twins
• Jan Vermeer, Officer and Laughing Girl

Part IV. Art Theory

Art and Cognition: Mimesis vs. the Avant Garde

• Robert Smithson, Spiral Jetty
• Christo, Wrapped Reichstag
• Marcel Duchamp, Fountain
• Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Cans
• Piet Mondrian, grid paintings
• Marcel Duchamp, “readymades “
• Ad Reinhardt, all-black paintings
• Carl Andre, “floor pieces“
• Andy Warhol, Brillo Boxes 
• Orlan, surgical manipulations
• J. S. G. Boggs, counterfeit currency
• Mark Rothko, paintings
• Pop art
• Abstract Expressionism
• Ancient Egyptian art
• African tribal art
• Cycladic art
• Yoruba art
• Stephen Wiltshire (autistic artist), drawings

Modernism, Postmodernism, or Neither? A Fresh Look at “Fine Art”

• John Currin, paintings
• Rembrandt, paintings
• Vincent van Gogh, paintings
• Michelangelo, paintings
• Piet Mondrian, paintings
• Mark Rothko, paintings
• Jackson Pollock, paintings
• Two Reindeer, Font-de-Gaume  [rendering by Henri Breuil]
• Piet Mondrian, Compositions
• Kazimir Malevich, Suprematist paintings
• Jackson Pollock, Cathedral and Number 1, 1948
• Robert Motherwell, Elegies to the Spanish Republic
• Barnett Newman, “zip” paintings
• Barnett Newman, Vir Heroicus Sublimis
• Michelangelo, David and Moses
• Robert Rauschenberg, Bed
• Allan Kaprow, “Happenings“
• Tracey Emin, My Bed
• Duane Hanson, “sculptures”
• Joseph Kosuth, One and Three Chairs
• Andy Warhol, Brillo Boxes and Green Coca Cola Bottles
• Jeffrey Eden (Rhode Island high school student), award-winning installation
• Pablo Picasso, Weeping Woman
• Peter Paul Rubens, Young Woman (Study for the Head of St. Apollonia)
• Pablo Picasso, First Steps
• Cecilia Beaux, Ernesta (Child with Nurse)
• Vincent van Gogh, The Potato Eaters
• Vincent van Gogh, Studies of heads [more] and hands
• Jan Vermeer, View of Delft
• Thomas Eakins, Baby at Play
• Jean Siméon Chardin, Kitchen Still Life
• Kitten (12th-century Chinese)

The Undefining of Art and Its Consequences

• America Is Hard to See gallery view
• Grant Wood, Study for Breaking the Prairie
• Paul Cadmus, To the Lynching
• Chiura Obata, Evening Glow of Yosemite Fall
• Jackson Pollock, Number 27, 1950
• Robert Rauschenberg, Satellite
• Robert Gober, Untitled (1991)
• Jackson Pollock, Number 27, 1950
• Mondrian-inspired bathroom design
• Cynthia Gaub, quilt
• Kandinsky-inspired scarf
• Mondrian in The Hague, 2017
• Michelangelo, paintings
• Rembrandt, paintings
• Vincent van Gogh, paintings
• Georges Seurat, paintings
• Jackson Pollock, Number 1, 1949
• Piero della Francesca, Virgin and Child Enthroned with Four Angels
• Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, Mornex (Haute-Savoie)-au fond, le Môle (ca. 1842)
• Andy Warhol, Brillo Boxes (Stable Gallery, 1964)
• Giorgione, The Tempest
• New York School (Abstract Expressionism), paintings
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina Olson
• Andrew Wyeth, Christina’s World
• Soundings (MoMA exhibition)
• Marcel Duchamp, Bottle Rack
• Georges Seurat, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
• Cynthia Gaub, School shootings quilt
• Francisco Goya, Third of May
• Pablo Picasso, Guernica
• Doris Salcedo, 1,550 Chairs Stacked Between Two City Buildings

The Art of Critical Spinning

• Kazimir Malevich, Black Square
• Marcel Duchamp, Fountain
• Jackson Pollock, “drip” paintings
• Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Cans
• Piero Manzoni, Artist’s Shit
• Chris Burden, Shoot
• Edouard Manet, Déjeuner sur l’herbe
• Balthus, The Cat with a Mirror I
• Piet Mondrian, Composition with Blue
• Damien Hirst, shark in a tank of formaldehyde
• Great Pyramid of Giza
• Marcel Duchamp, readymades
• Marcel Duchamp, In Advance of the Broken Arm
• Marcel Duchamp, Fountain
• Piet Mondrian, Composition with Blue
• Assyrian sculpture of a deity-king
• Gislebertus, The Temptation of Eve
• Alberto Giacometti, Reclining Woman Who Dreams
• Balthus, The Cat with a Mirror I

Why Discarding the Concept of “Fine Art” Has Been a Grave Error

• Judy Chicago, The Dinner Party
• The Dinner Party place settings [more]
• Artemesia Gentileschi, Judith Slaying Holofernes
• Mary Cassatt, The Child’s Bath
• Michael Beitz, furniture “sculptures”
• Baule “spirit figures”
• Ancient Egyptian sculpture
• Hindu temple facades
• Chinese landscape painting
• Allan Kaprow, “Happenings“
• John Cage, 4’33”
• Marcel Duchamp, “readymades”
• Marcel Duchamp, Fountain
• Andy Warhol, Brillo Boxes