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Jam Pact Jelly Tite for Jamila, 1988 Jeff Donaldson I just discovered this guy and I think I’m in love. These paintings are so stunning. Like, think of a kaleidoscope and then multiply that awesomeness by 1,000 and you have a Jeff Donaldson painting. My eyes…they are so happy.

Jam Pact Jelly Tite for Jamila, 1988

Jeff Donaldson

I just discovered this guy and I think I’m in love. These paintings are so stunning. Like, think of a kaleidoscope and then multiply that awesomeness by 1,000 and you have a Jeff Donaldson painting. My eyes…they are so happy.

Revolutionary, 1971 Wadsworth Jarell Love the incorporation of text in this painting. Also, it’s just plain gorgeous.

Revolutionary, 1971

Wadsworth Jarell

Love the incorporation of text in this painting. Also, it’s just plain gorgeous.

You have to take time to feel sorry for yourself to be a good abstract expressionist (which I always thought was a waste of time).

Robert Rauschenberg, a personal favorite

Ocean Park Number 90, 1976 Richard Diebenkorn

Ocean Park Number 90, 1976

Richard Diebenkorn

Draky, 1966 Jules Olitski

Draky, 1966

Jules Olitski

French Window at Collioure, 1914 Henri Matisse

French Window at Collioure, 1914

Henri Matisse

Cestiphon III, 1968 Frank Stella

Cestiphon III, 1968

Frank Stella

Untitled, 1956-57 John Altoon Oil paint, sand and mud on canvas. Said Irving Blum, his partner in the Ferus Gallery,”If the gallery was closest in spirit to a single person, that person was John Altoon—dearly loved, defiant, romantic, highly ambitious—and slightly mad.”

Untitled, 1956-57

John Altoon

Oil paint, sand and mud on canvas.

Said Irving Blum, his partner in the Ferus Gallery,”If the gallery was closest in spirit to a single person, that person was John Altoon—dearly loved, defiant, romantic, highly ambitious—and slightly mad.”

justanothermasterpiece: Joan Miro, The Palette of the Artist, pochoir with cut-out, 1967. Palettes are so pretty.

justanothermasterpiece:

Joan Miro, The Palette of the Artist, pochoir with cut-out, 1967.

Palettes are so pretty.

I need to know who painted this glorious masterpiece! I must have my portrait done!

I need to know who painted this glorious masterpiece! I must have my portrait done!

New York, 1917 Man Ray

New York, 1917

Man Ray

libbybus: Joseph Albers, Homage to the Square: Treasured Enclosure, 1954 (Detroit Institute of Arts). Student and teacher of Bauhaus.

libbybus:

Joseph Albers, Homage to the Square: Treasured Enclosure, 1954 (Detroit Institute of Arts). Student and teacher of Bauhaus.

fuckyeahhistorycrushes: Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) was an English poet, painter, illustrator, and translator, and helped found the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.

fuckyeahhistorycrushes:

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) was an English poet, painter, illustrator, and translator, and helped found the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.

justanothermasterpiece: Robert Rauchenberg. I love me some Rauschenberg. Lincoln, 1958

justanothermasterpiece:

Robert Rauchenberg.

I love me some Rauschenberg.

Lincoln, 1958