Christo wraps Little Bay, New South Wales, Photography by David Moore, 1969.

And who would be my mother (of Invention), 2013/2022. Hand-painted bronze on painted MDF plinth, Rebecca Warren, 2022.

Viktor Krohm, Photographed by Bruno Staub, Fendi FW, 2022.

Linda Brownlee.

Ceramics and Photography by Harley Weir, The Plant Magazine, 2022.

Love me tender 216, Collage by Katrien de Blauwer, 2018.

Rainbow, Photograph by Tom Brannigan, Atmos Magazine, 2022.

Florine (Capuccino Cowboy), Photography by Alma Libera, Styling by Haley Wollens, Purple Magazine, 2022.

Tea service, Metal, Josef Hoffmann, Austria, 1903.

Floy, Photography, Jeremy Everett, 2015.

Two Forms, Marble sculpture, Barbara Hepworth, 1937.

Repose, Oil on canvas, John White Alexander, 1895.

Glass perfume bottle, Glass; blown with marvered trails, Roman period, Early to mid-1st century A.D.

Translucent pale yellowish green; trail in opaque white. Outsplayed rim, folded down, round, and in, with flattened top surface and inner lip around mouth; wide cylindrical neck, with horizontal tooled indent around base; piriform body; slightly concave bottom with pontil scar. Trail applied to center of bottom and wound up in a spiral, extending to […]

Haniwa (hollow clay sculpture) of a boar, Japan, Earthenware, Kofun period (ca. 300–710).

Earthen tomb mounds, common burial practice on the Asian continent, were brought to Japan around the third century. Haniwa (clay cylinders)—at times numbering in the thousands—were placed in rows or scattered outside these tombs. Sculptors sometimes topped cylinders with figures or animals, themselves often almost abstract in aesthetic. The shape of this poignant example recalls […]

Aquamanile in the Form of Aristotle and Phyllis, Bronze, Quaternary copper alloy, South Netherlandish, 14th – 15h century.

An aquamanile is a vessel for pouring water used in the ritual of washing hands in both religious and secular contexts—by the priest before Mass and in a private household before a meal. The subject of this celebrated example is the moralizing legend of Aristotle and Phyllis, which achieved popularity in the late Middle Ages. […]

Pelvis with the Distance, Georgia O’Keeffe, 1943.

Pair of French silk Curtains, Hubert de Givenchy Collection, Decour, 1834.

Lit de repos, brushed stainless steel, plywood, and fabric upholstered cushions ; on casters, Maria Pergay, 1968.

Wall with Green Door, Oil on canvas, Georgia O’Keeffe, 76.2 × 122.6 cm, 1953.

Liquid Crystal Environment, Gustav Metzger, 1963.

“3,2,1,” Sculpture from bronze, flowstone, ready-made and cast objects, Camille Henrot, 2021.

Stranger’s Eye, Ragna Bley, 2022.

Animism, vol. 1, ed. Anselm Franke,Sternberg Press, 2010.

Woman Waiting for the Moon to Rise, Shoen Uemura,1944.

The beauty of women has long been a favorite subject for many artists. For example, during the Heian Period (794-1185), beautiful women were often depicted on picture scrolls, and in the Edo Period (1603-1867) they were seen in ukiyo-e (Japanese-genre paintings and prints). It was not until the Meiji Era (1868-1912), however, that bijin-ga (painting […]