The De Young Museum is
in Golden Gate Park.
This museum has amazing and diverse collections. I decided to share some of its sculptures and paintings.
Viola Frey
1984
Petunias
Georgia O'Keefe
1925
In the 1920s some American painters focused on the geometric shapes and angles in their works. When I see realistic art that focuses on buildings' shapes and details, I think of Percisionism.
From the Garden of the Chateau
Charles Demuth
1921, reworked 1925
Cat-walk, inspired by Ford's
River Rouge Plant
Charles Sheeler
1947
Him & Her Hold a Root
1994
1670
San Francisco has amazing art museums. I feel enriched by my time here at the De Young and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
For me this piece combines the order and chaos of life.
Two Women & a Child
Diego Rivera
1926
Blood & Meat, Survival for the World
Thornton Dial
1992
Rope, carpet, metal, canvas scraps, enamel and paint creates interconnection and the feeling of chaos.
Iris, lily & cattails stained glass window
Attributed to Lederle & Geissler
1904
Study of Architecture, Florence
John Singer Sargent
1910
I am more familiar with Sargent's portrait works.
Zig V
David Smith
1996
View Near the Village of Catskill
Thomas Cole
1827
This is a beautiful piece from the Hudson River School. I'm happy to see art featuring my home region in New York State.
Rainy Season in the Tropics
Frederic Edwin Church
1866
Frederick Remington
1895
Remington's sculptures represent iconic images of the American West.
Recipe for Survival
Casey Gray
2020
Take your time examining this Still Life Painting. It does a great job of documenting contemporary life.
David, Joanna & Abigail Mason
Unkown artist, dubbbed Freake Limner
Stepping Out
Elizabeth Catlett
2000
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