Eric & I visit the San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art on a
rainy day.
Eric and I wander from floor to floor admiring the work of many different artists. Here are my favorites...
Che faro senza Eurydice
Mark Di Suvero
1959
Gay Victorians
Yinka Shonibare
1999
Qusuquzah, A Very Beautiful Black Woman
Mickalene Thomas
2011
Eric ponders Elder Son Benjamin
Frank Bowling
2018
Noah Purifoy
1989
I was delighted to see small-scale artwork by this artist. Eric and I visited Noah Purifoy's Joshua Tree Out Door Museum in February 2020.
Mass Awakening
Samuel Levi Jones
2019
from deconstructed folios.
I like closely examining
its textures.
The Best Days of Our Lives 1 - 6
Ann Weber
2018
Woman With a Hat
Henri Matisse
1905
Vase, Palette & Mandolin
Georges Braque
1936
I was introduced to Georges Braque at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City in September 2018.
Still Life: Coffee Pot
Pablo Picasso
1944
Nearly Hit
Paul Klee
1928
Frieda & Diego Rivera
Frieda Kahlo
1933
The Flower Carrier
Pablo Rivera
1935
Homage to the Square Confident
& 3 Homage to the Square
Paul Albers
1954 - 1972
Bridge
Paul Stella
1936
This painting reminds me of when Eric and I walked the Brooklyn Bridge in September 2018.
Vertical Building
Ralston Crawford
1934
Lake George
Georgia O'Keefe
1922
Growth Variant No. 7
Raymond Jonson
1931
18 Numbered Black
Alexander Cal Calder
1953
Things To Come
Elizabeth Murray
1988
This piece is canvas and wood carefully "folded" to create the 3 D presentation.
Interior Landscape
Helen Frankenthaler
1964
Toro
1962
The first time Eric and I saw a Pepper Sculpture was in Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park last month. I like finding familiar artists in different art venues.
Untitled
Joan Mitchell
1961
This is my favorite painting from the Mitchell Exhibition.
Cronos
Isamu Noguchi
1947
Put San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art Museum on your must-visit list. The eclectic collection is a treasure.
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