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Willem De Kooning

1964

Sphinx

Explore Willem de Kooning’s ‘Sphinx’ – a dynamic Abstract Expressionist painting with fragmented figures & intense hues. A raw, emotive piece reflecting vulnerability and the complexities of femininity.

Willem De Kooning

1960

Door To The River

Explore Willem de Kooning’s ‘Door to the River’ – a dynamic Abstract Expressionist masterpiece blending pink, yellow & blue hues. Discover its significance within modern art and De Kooning's legacy.

Willem De Kooning

1965

Woman Red Hair, Large Mouth, Large Foot

Influenced by action painting and featuring a striking red-haired woman with oversized features against a vibrant yellow and pink background.

Willem De Kooning

1963

Two Standing Women

Two Standing Women by Willem de Kooning – A vibrant painting featuring two nude women with bold yellow and red accents, capturing the dynamism of Abstract Expressionism.

Willem De Kooning

1939

Seated Man

Willem de Kooning's 'Seated Man' (1939) is a captivating oil painting exploring human emotion and abstraction. This iconic work, housed at the Hirshhorn Museum, showcases de Kooning’s unique style & influence on modern art.

Willem De Kooning

1940

Seated Woman

Willem de Kooning’s evocative Seated Woman captures the raw emotion of Abstract Expressionism with vibrant greens and reds against a luminous yellow dress. This iconic portrait embodies De Kooning's signature style, exploring themes of vulnerability and contemplation—discover or acquire this masterpiece.

Willem De Kooning

1951

Figure And Landscape No. 2

Willem de Kooning’s Figure and Landscape No. 2 captures the dramatic dynamism of Abstract Expressionism with its striking black and white depiction of a woman reaching upwards—a timeless testament to artistic freedom and emotional intensity. Explore this iconic piece and bring home a masterpiece.

Willem De Kooning

1963

Reclining Man (john F. Kennedy)

Willem De Kooning

1946

Special Delivery

“Special Delivery” embodies Willem de Kooning’s visceral Abstract Expressionist style, featuring dynamic textures and bold colors depicting bowls and furniture—a captivating glimpse into his groundbreaking artistic vision.

Willem De Kooning

1964

Woman, Sag Harbor

Willem de Kooning’s Woman, Sag Harbor captures the visceral intensity of Abstract Expressionism with its bold pink and orange hues depicting a nude woman in dynamic poses—a captivating exploration of form and emotion from 1964.

Willem De Kooning

1964

Two Figures

This monumental painting by Willem de Kooning embodies the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism with its dynamic brushstrokes and emotionally charged figures. Executed in 1964, it showcases De Kooning's masterful technique and profound exploration of human experience.

Willem De Kooning

1964

Mae West

Willem de Kooning’s vibrant painting captures Mae West in a bold abstraction reminiscent of his signature style—a nude figure bathed in warm yellows and oranges—inviting viewers to explore the raw emotion and expressive power of Abstract Expressionism and consider adding this iconic piece to your collection.

Willem De Kooning

1946

Special Delivery

Willem de Kooning’s ‘Special Delivery,’ a vibrant explosion of yellow pigment from 1946 embodies the dynamism of Abstract Expressionism. Featuring a cluttered interior scene with figures and objects, this painting captures raw emotion and artistic innovation—a captivating piece to enrich your collection.

Willem De Kooning

1965

Lobster Woman

Willem de Kooning’s Lobster Woman explodes with vibrant reds and yellows, embodying the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism. This striking portrait captures a woman cradling a lobster on her shoulder—a surreal juxtaposition reflecting De Kooning's exploration of emotion and subconsciousness; immerse yourself in this iconic piece.

Willem De Kooning

1965

Pink Lady

Experience Willem de Kooning’s iconic Pink Lady, a vibrant explosion of abstract expressionism capturing the raw emotion and sensual form of a nude figure against a luminous yellow backdrop. Explore this captivating 1965 masterpiece and bring home a timeless piece of art history.

Willem De Kooning

1946

Queen Of Hearts

Willem de Kooning’s ‘Queen of Hearts,’ a vibrant depiction from 1946 embodies the turbulent spirit of Abstract Expressionism with its bold brushstrokes and emotionally charged portrayal of a woman adorned in yellow, capturing a moment of intense contemplation against a textured blue wall.

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