Jean-Honoré Fragonard,

The Swing, 1766

John Henry Fuseli,

The Nightmare, 1781.

Jacques-Louis David,

Death of Marat, 1793

Francisco Goya, Third

of May, 1808, 1814

Eugène Delacroix,

Liberty Leading the

People

July 28, 1830

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Larges Odalisque,

1814

Joseph Mallord William

Turner

(“The Slave Ship”) ,

1840

Gustave Courbet, The Stone

Breakers, 1849

Édouard Manet,

(The Luncheon on the Grass),

1863.

Claude Monet,

Impression: Sunrise, 1872

Mary Cassatt,

Mother and Child,

1890

Georges Seurat,

A Sunday Afternoon on

the Island of la Grande

Jatte,

1884-1886.

Vincent van Gogh, The

Starry Night, 1889.

Edvard Munch,

The Scream,

1893

Auguste Rodin,

The Burghers of Calais,

1884

Paul Cézanne,

Mont Sainte-Victoire, c.

1885

Henri Matisse,

(The Joy of Life),

1905-1906

1905-1906

Pablo Picasso,

(The Young Ladies of

Avignon),

1907

Umberto Boccioni,

Unique Forms of Continuity

in Space,

1913

Marcel Duchamp,

Fountain,

1917

Alfred Stieglitz,

The Flatiron Building,

1903

Georgia O’Keeffe,

Red Canna,

1923.

Frank Lloyd Wright,

Fallingwater.

1937.

Piet Mondrian,

Composition with Yellow,

Red, and Blue,

1927,

Salvador Dalí,

Birth of Liquid Desires,

1931-1932

Pablo Picasso,

Guernica,

1937

Grant Wood,

American Gothic,

1930

Frida Kahlo,

The Two Fridas,

1939.

Jackson Pollock,

Autumn Rhythm (Number 30),

1950

Mark Rothko,

Lavender and Mulberry,

1959

Jasper Johns,

Target with Plaster Casts,

1955

Robert Rauschenberg,

Canyon,

1959

Andy Warhol,

Marilyn Diptych,

1962

Roy Lichtenstein,

Oh, Jeff – I Love You,

Too…But,

1964

Claes Oldenberg,

Lipstick (Ascending) on

Caterpillar Tracks,

1969

Judy Chicago,

The Dinner Party,

1974 – 1979

Robert Smithson,

Spiral Jetty,

1970

Christo and Jeanne Claude,

The Gates, Central Park,

1979 – 2005.