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Ken Knowlton

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American, born 1931

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Computer Nude (Studies in Perception I) , 1967

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Geometric forms in different shades of red, green, and light brown shape this abstract landscape. A large green triangular shape stripped with seven black furrows, stretches from the middle of the top edge to the bottom-right corner and toward to the bottom-left corner. A dark red shape with a scalloped edge borders the right side of the triangle, and a light brown sphere patterned with five horizontal waves peeks out from behind the triangle’s left side. — Arthur Garfield Dove

Fields of Grain as Seen from Train , 1931

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Inspired by Giacomo Balla’s Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, 1912, Bella is sure to delight young art lovers.