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Balthus

1937

Girl With Cat

Explore Balthus’s ‘Girl with Cat’ (1937): A haunting portrait of youth & tranquility. Discover its realism, symbolism & the artist's unique style.

Frida Kahlo

1937

Self-portrait Dedicated To Leon Trotsky (between The Curtains)

Explore Frida Kahlo's iconic 'Self Portrait Dedicated to Leon Trotsky (Between the Curtains)' – a surrealist masterpiece blending Mexican folklore & political symbolism. Hand-painted reproductions available at WikiOO.org.

Pablo Picasso

1937

Untitled (102)

Delve into Pablo Picasso's Surrealist masterpiece 'Untitled (102)' – Explore its symbolism, composition & influence on modern art at WikiOO. Discover high-quality reproductions and learn more about Picasso’s legacy.

Pablo Picasso

1937

Portrait Of Lee Miller As Arlesienne

René Magritte

1937

In Praise Of Dialectics

Georges Braque

1937

The Duet (le Duo)

Pablo Picasso

1937

Crying Woman

Witness Pablo Picasso's poignant 'Crying Woman,' a powerful Naive Art depiction of grief and suffering from 1937. Explore its symbolism & connection to Guernica in this iconic masterpiece.

Pablo Picasso

1937

Seated Portrait Of Marie-therese Walter

Untitled (103)

Salvador Dalí

1937

Invention Of The Monsters

Explore Salvador Dali's surreal masterpiece 'Invention of the Monsters'! This iconic 1937 oil painting depicts figures amidst animals and chaos, symbolizing dreams and stability—a must-have reproduction.

Edward Hopper

1937

White River At Sharon

Pablo Picasso

1937

Minotaur Is Wounded

Witness Pablo Picasso's haunting 'Minotaur is Wounded.' This surrealist masterpiece depicts a wounded Minotaur and enigmatic women, exploring themes of power & vulnerability through bold brushstrokes and mythological symbolism.

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

1937

Mountain Atelier

Experience the raw emotion of German Expressionism with Kirchner's Mountain Atelier; capture this dramatic 1937 scene evoking solitude today.

René Magritte

1937

Representation

René Magritte

1937

The Pleasure Principle (portrait Of Edward James)

René Magritte’s ‘The Pleasure Principle’ captivates with its enigmatic portrait of Edward James – a luminous, faceless figure embodying surrealism's mystery and challenging our perception of identity.

Sir William George Gillies

1937

Shore Scene, West Highlands

Explore Sir William Gillies’ ‘Shore Scene, West Highlands’ (1937). A moody, expressionistic landscape of the Scottish Highlands – oil on canvas, textured brushstrokes & evocative atmosphere.

Georgia O'keeffe

1937

Gerald

Georgia O'Keeffe’s ‘Gerald’s Tree’ (1937) captures a stark, leafless juniper against the desert landscape. This lithograph showcases her iconic style and evocative use of color – a poignant symbol of resilience.

Paul Delvaux

1937

Afternoon Mass

Explore Paul Delvaux's surreal dreamscape of 'Afternoon Mass,' featuring naked figures and mirrors from 1937; discover this captivating piece today.

Georges Braque

1937

The Duet

Georges Braque

1937

Still Life With Music Scroll

Georges Braque’s Still Life with Music Scroll captures a contemplative mood within the Cubist style, showcasing a guitar alongside wine glasses and an orange—a masterful blend of texture and geometric abstraction emblematic of the 1937 period. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its artistic brilliance into your home.

Petar Lubarda

1937

Roses

A mesmerizing display of vibrant flowers captured with a silvery shine, this 1937 masterpiece by Petar Lubarda showcases his iconic silver period and invites you to bring this timeless floral elegance into your home.

Nicholas Roerich

1937

Mother Of The World

Experience the mystical beauty of Nicholas Roerich’s ‘Mother of the World,’ a stunning tempera painting embodying The Great Mother archetype and Agni Yoga philosophy from 1937, transporting viewers to an ethereal celestial realm.

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

1937

Archer At Wildboden

Experience the visceral energy of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s ‘Archer at Wildboden,’ a striking pencil drawing embodying German Expressionism's emotive intensity. Bold lines and vibrant hues depict a dynamic hunting scene, capturing a moment of primal action against a textured yellow backdrop.

Paul Klee

1937

Revolution Of The Viaduct

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