Jules Olitski

Cadmium Orange of Dr. Frankenstein, 1962
(via: breadquilt, source: artmastered)

Cleopatra Flesh, 1962
(source: artmastered)

Jean Arp

Large Collage (Grand collage), 1955, reconstruction of original of ca. 1918
(source: cacaotree)

Fergus Feehily

Fergus Feehily, Grey Foxed, 2009
(via: julianminima)

Kanji Yoshida

(source: jikankokoro)

James Hoff

(via: jikankokoro, source: julianminima)

Shintaro Yamakawa

Shintaro Yamakawa
Lines, 2012,
Self-Portrait, 2012
(via: cupandtable)

Ellsworth Kelly

Untitled, 1960
(via: julianminima, source: cupandtable)

Roberto Burle Marx

 

Roberto Burle Marx (Brazilian, 1909-1994)
Ministry of Health and Education-roof garden, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
(via: netlex, source: lambtime)

Pablo Palazuelo

Omphale II, 1962, Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain.
(via: jikankokoro, source: eparis)

Borja Bonaque

Borja Bonaque
(via: themadeshop)

Cliff Briggie

Cliff Briggie
(via: lionskeleton)

Woman’s Sleeveless Jacket with Butterflies. China, late C19th–early C20th
(via: yama-bato, source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art)

James Welling

(source: outtsidethelines)

(via Jikankokoro)

Harold Hollingsworth

(source: s-c-r-a-p-b-o-o-k)

(source: s-c-r-a-p-b-o-o-k)

Franz Kline

(via: wishflowers, source: theirmiddlechild)

Victor Pasmore

(via ernests, source: antonioladrillo)

(via:bourgeoisbohemianism, source: Color / Painted Pebbles1 - Art Print by Garima Dhawan/Society6)

Robert Rauschenberg, Mother of God, 1950
(via: s-c-r-a-p-b-o-o-k)

Kylie Stillman

“Like negative sculptures, the birds are rendered in negative space.
These are not images of birds, or even stuffed birds, but rather the space left after the bird has gone.”

[The Recycled Library] Kylie Stillman’s “Rufous Treecreeper”
(via: mondonoir)