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The Church of St. Vincent de Paul, O. Louis Guglielmi American, born Egypt, Oil on canvas
The Church of St. Vincent de Paul
O. Louis Guglielmi
1930
Untitled (Barn and Trees) (recto); Tree and Stream (verso), O. Louis Guglielmi American, born Egypt, Untitled (Barn and Trees) (recto); Tree and Stream (verso)
Untitled (Barn and Trees) (recto); Tree and Stream (verso)
O. Louis Guglielmi
1934
Nocturne (The General Motors Building at Columbus Circle), O. Louis Guglielmi American, born Egypt, Oil on canvas
Nocturne (The General Motors Building at Columbus Circle)
O. Louis Guglielmi
1931
Attendant, Ibram Lassaw American, born Egypt, Bronze alloys, copper sheet, and steel
Attendant
Ibram Lassaw
1963
Xipe, Ibram Lassaw American, born Egypt, Bronze, silicone bronze, and other alloys
Xipe
Ibram Lassaw
1982
"One Third of a Nation", O. Louis Guglielmi American, born Egypt, Oil and tempera on Masonite
"One Third of a Nation"
O. Louis Guglielmi
1939
Droll Gambit at Coney, O. Louis Guglielmi American, born Egypt, Oil on canvas
Droll Gambit at Coney
O. Louis Guglielmi
1949
Monoceros, Ibram Lassaw American, born Egypt, Bronze and manganese bronze fused over galvanized wire
Monoceros
Ibram Lassaw
1952
Labyrinth 1
Ibram Lassaw
1964
Pendant
Ibram Lassaw
ca. 1955–60
Arachne, from "American Abstract Artists 50th Anniversary Print Portfolio"
Ibram Lassaw
Printer Atelier Franck Bordas, Paris
Publisher American Abstract Artists
1987
American Abstract Artists 60th Anniversary Print Portfolio
Multiple artists/makers
1997
Untitled, from "American Abstract Artists Portfolio"
Ibram Lassaw
Printer Cane Press
Publisher Squibb Gallery
1937