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View of Paris with Furtive Pedestrians, Jean Dubuffet French, Oil on canvas — View of Paris with Furtive Pedestrians
Jean Dubuffet
1944

Beard Garden, Jean Dubuffet French, Torn and pasted papers and matte black paint on paper — Beard Garden
Jean Dubuffet
1959

Woman Grinding Coffee, Jean Dubuffet French, Plaster, oil, and tar with sand on canvas — Woman Grinding Coffee
Jean Dubuffet
1945

Apartment Houses, Paris, Jean Dubuffet French, Oil with sand and charcoal on canvas — Apartment Houses, Paris
Jean Dubuffet
1946

Flight IV, Zarina American, born India, Open bite etching with simultaneous color printing — Flight IV
Zarina
1966

Untitled, Theodoros Stamos American, Watercolor, pastel, brush and black ink, and gouache on paper — Untitled
Theodoros Stamos
1947

Search for the Real: Cover, Hans Hofmann American, born Germany, Brush and black ink, cut and pasted paper, and white gouache on paper — Search for the Real: Cover
Hans Hofmann
1948

Escrito en Piedra, from "Guariquen: Images and Words Rican/Structured", Juan Sanchez American, Hand-colored lithograph with collage — Escrito en Piedra, from "Guariquen: Images and Words Rican/Structured"
Multiple artists/makers
1987

Silver Ball, Barge, and Trees, Arthur Dove American, Watercolor, gouache, ink and charcoal on paper — Silver Ball, Barge, and Trees
Arthur Dove
1930

Untitled, Jackson Pollock American, Gouache, colored pencils, and graphite on paper — Untitled
Jackson Pollock
ca. 1938–41

City by the River - Cairo, Anna Boghiguian Egyptian, Graphite, encaustic, gouache and colored pencil on khadi paper, in eleven sheets — City by the River - Cairo
Anna Boghiguian
2013–14

Untitled, Philip Guston American, born Canada, Ink, pencil and crayon on paper — Untitled
Philip Guston
1946

The Battle, Conrad Marca-Relli American, Oil cloth, tinted canvas, enamel paint, and oil on canvas — The Battle
Conrad Marca-Relli
1956

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