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László Moholy-Nagy

László Moholy-Nagy

American, born Hungary, 1895-1946

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László Moholy-Nagy

D IV , 1922

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Abstract blocks of chartreuse, white, brown, flat grey, and marbled grey clearly outlined in black define the space and contents of this somber, semi-representational picture. Several items are perched on a mantlepiece, which is supported by a decorative ionic capital on the right side. From left to right these objects include a gray and brown pitcher, two pieces of fruit, and a yellow guitar with five black strings. Behind these items is what appears to be a piece of sheet music. — Georges Braque

Still Life on a Mantelpiece , ca. 1923

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