The Window Pierre Bonnard, 1925
Theatrical Composition Aleksandra Ekster, 1925
Two Women from Tehuantepec with jicalpextle Tina Modotti, 1925
Venus and Amorini Salvador Dalí, 1925
Watched Hannah Höch, 1925
Yellow Red Blue Wassily Kandinsky, 1925
Young Woman Combing Her Hair María Blanchard, 1925
Archaeologists Giorgio de Chirico, 1926
Bird Wandering Off Paul Klee, 1926
Black and White Man Ray, 1926
Cocktails Archibald Motley, 1926
Composition Fernand Henri Léger, 1926
Composition in Black and White (Painting 1) Piet Mondrian, 1926
Coronation backdrop for ‘The Firebird’ Natalia Goncharova, 1926
By eliminating everything superfluous to the technical means of their craft the Cubists finally reached the common ground where a general, synthetic culture becomes possible.
Cubism and the General Culture Albert Gleizes, 1926
Decanter Man Ray, 1926
Defiance, from The Emperor Jones series Aaron Douglas, 1926
Dragonfly Man Ray, 1926
Emak Bakia Man Ray, 1926
Flight, from The Emperor Jones series Aaron Douglas, 1926
Girl Ivana Kobilca, 1926
Interior Charles Sheeler, 1926
Ivy and Fruits Marsden Hartley, 1926
Kizette in Pink Tamara de Lempicka, 1926
La Roulette Jean Metzinger, 1926
Le Rive Della Tessaglia Giorgio de Chirico, 1926
Marriage Dance Erté, 1926
Person Throwing a Stone at a Bird Joan Miró, 1926
Pink Tulip Georgia O'Keeffe, 1926
Portrait of Marcel Duchamp Florine Stettheimer, 1923 – 1926
Self-portrait wearing a velvet dress Frida Kahlo, 1926
Several Circles Wassily Kandinsky, 1926
Stage Design for The Firebird, Act II Natalia Goncharova, 1926
Studies for a keepsake Claude Cahun, 1925 – 1926
The Barns, Lake George Georgia O'Keeffe, 1926
The Letter Agnes Goodsir, 1926
The Painter's Family Giorgio de Chirico, 1926
The Three Nifty Nats Gluck (Hannah Gluckstein), 1926
The Two Masks Giorgio de Chirico, 1926
Torso Antoine Pevsner, 1924 – 1926
Workers Parade Tina Modotti, 1926
Child in Sombrero Tina Modotti, 1927
Composition with Red Yellow and Blue Piet Mondrian, 1927
Criss-Crossed Conveyors, River Rouge Plant, Ford Motor Company Charles Sheeler, 1927
Elementarism is the purest, and...the most direct means of expression of the human spirit
Elementarism (Fragment of a Manifesto) Theo van Doesburg, 1927
From Above Hannah Höch, 1926 – 1927
Hands Washing Tina Modotti, 1927
Honey is Sweeter than Blood Salvador Dalí, 1927
I am in training, don't kiss me Claude Cahun, 1927
