Call Number (LC) Title Results
N6512.5.C64 The synthetic proposition : conceptualism and the political referent in contemporary art / 1
N6512.5.C64 I4 1989 Image world : art and media culture / 1
N6512.5.C64 O4 1984 Holzer, Kruger, Prince : 28 November 1984-20 January 1985, Knight Gallery / 1
N6512.5.C64 O4p 1984 Holzer, Kruger, Prince : 28 November 1984-20 January 1985, Knight Gallery / 1
N6512.5.C64 R43 2001eb Recording conceptual art : early interviews with Barry, Huebler, Kaltenbach, LeWitt, Morris, Oppenheim, Siegelaub, Smithson, Weiner / 1
N6512.5.C8 I65 2001 Inheriting cubism : the impact of cubism on American art, 1909-1936 : 28 November 2001 to 12 January 2002 / 1
N6512.5.E4 A84 2022 The Ashcan school and The Eight : creating a national art / 1
N6512.5.E4 L43 1996 The independents : the Ashcan School & their circle from Florida collections / 1
N6512.5.E4 L54 2007 Life's pleasures : the Ashcan artists' brush with leisure, 1895-1925 / 1
N6512.5.E4 S38 The shock of modernism in America : The Eight and artists of the Armory Show : April 29, 1984-July 29, 1984, Nassau County Museum of Fine Art ... / 1
N6512.5.E4 S59 2017 Beauty in the city : the Ashcan school / 1
N6512.5.E4 T33 The American eight / 1
N6512.5.E4 Z875 2006 Picturing the city : urban vision and the Ashcan School / 1
N6512.5.E9 I6p 1987 The Interior self : three generations of expressionists view the human image : March 15-June 21, 1987, Montclair Art Museum, Montclair, New Jersey. 1
N6512.5.E94 D55 2003 American expressionism : art and social change, 1920-1950 / 1
N6512.5.F48 C58 1998 Conceptual textiles : material meanings. 1
N6512.5.F48 C6 1985 Fiber images / 1
N6512.5.F48 T725 1979 Transformation : UCLA alumni in fiber : [exhibition], the Frederick S. Wight Art Gallery, Dickson Art Center, University of California, Los Angeles, April 10-May 13, 1979. 1
N6512.5.F5 A34 1991 Transcendence with the human body in art : George Segal, Stephen De Staebler, Jasper Johns, and Christo / 1
N6512.5.F5 B48 2005 Between perception & invention : three generations of figurative artists : July 16-August 28, 2005 / 1