Paintings
Gerhard Richter - "Four Paintings"
Dorf (Village) - 1988
Verwaltungsgebäude (Administrative Building), 1964
Fenster (Window), 2002
Lesende (Reader), 1994
Renoir - "Two Girls" (1892)
Dan Flavin - "(quietly, to the memory of Mia Visser)", 1977
“Titles play an important part: by the mention of the name of a person to whom the work is dedicated after the neutral Untitled, that work acquires an individual note and meaning. Sometimes this is private, but it can also related to a well-known person. The title The Nominal Three (to William of Ockham) of 1963 is of particular significance. Ockham (d. 1349), an excommunicated Franciscan, made a distinction between faith and knowledge and held that reality consists only of individual things, an important idea to Flavin.”
- From the Kroller-Muller Museum Catalogue
Claude Monet - "Impression, Sunrise", 1872
Bart Van Der Leck and Balthus
Bart Van Der Leck - The fruit-seller
Balthus - The Street
Edward Hopper - "New York Movie" - 1939
Thomas Wilmer Dewing - "Tobias and the Angel," 1887
Van Gogh - "Interior of a Restaurant", 1887
Balthus - "La Patience" (1908)
"Ballet Dancer" - André Derain (1925-1930)
Seymour Joseph Guy - "The Story of Golden Locks" (1870)
Winslow Homer's "The Veteran in a New Field" and Van Gogh's "Rain"
Winslow Homer, “The Veteran in a New Field” (1865)
Vincent Van Gogh - “Rain” (1889)