museums and institutions:
museums and institutions:
museums and institutions:
museums and institutions:
museums and institutions:
Attributed works:
65. [William] Rothenstein. [Self-Portrait, 1930, canvas, 61.5 by 51.3 cm.] National Portrait Gallery, [London.]
Attributed works:
66. [Max] Pechstein, [Erich Heckel, 1908, Lithograph, 38.5 by 34.5 cm. National Gallery,] Washington.
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67. [Pavel] Tchelitchev, [Portrait of James Joyce, Canvas, 81 by 54 cm. National Gallery of Ireland,] Dublin.
Attributed works:
68. Stanley Spencer, [Double Nude Portrait: the Artist and his Second wife, 1936, Canvas, 91.5 by 92.7 cm.] Tate Gallery, [London.]
Attributed works:
69. [Frank] Salisbury, [Sir A. Cobham, 1926, canvas, 109.8 by 84.7 cm]. National Portrait Gallery, [London].
Attributed works:
70. [Graham] Sutherland, [Lord Goodman, 1974, canvas, 94.5 by 94.5 cm]. Tate Gallery, [London].
Attributed works:
71. [Wilhelm] Lehmbruck, [Seated Youth (The Friend). National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
72. [Raymond] Duchamp-Villon, [Torso of a Young Man, 1910, Cast No. 4 of 8. Bronze, 55.2 by 33.9 by 40.2 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
73. [Alberto] Giacometti, [The Invisible Object (Hands holding the Void), 1953, Bronze, bolnd patina, 153 by 29.8 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
74. [Alexander] Archipenko, [Woman combing her Hair, 1915, Bronze, 180.7 by 47 by 42.9 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
75. [Germaine] Richier, [Le Coureur (moyen), 1955, Bronze, height 120 cm. Cast no. 2 of 6. Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art,] Edinburgh.
Attributed works:
76. [Egon] Schiele, [Sorrow, 1914, Drypoint, 48.2 by 32 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
77. [George] Grosz, [Sportsman, 1922, pen, ink and water-colour, 40.3 by 28.1 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
78. [Pablo] Picasso, [Harlequin with Violin (Si tu Veux), 1918, canvas, 141 by 99.5 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art,] Cleveland.
Attributed works:
79. [Pablo] Picasso, [La Femme au Tambourin, 1938, Etching with aquatint, 66.5 by 5.14 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
80. Mark di Suvero, [K-Piece, 1972, Iron, pained red, 12 by 12 by 6.3 metres. Kröller-Müller Museum,] Otterlo.
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81. Evert Strobos, [Palissade, 1974, Steel, width 8 metres. Kröller-Müller Museum,] Otterlo.
Attributed works:
82. Phillip King, [Span, 1967, Six pieces of steel, painted blue. Kröller-Müller Museum,] Otterlo.
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83. [Victor] Vasarely, [Taimyr, 1958, canvas, 162 by 130 cm. Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art,] Edinburgh.
Attributed works:
84. Bridget Riley, [Veil, 1961. Carnegie Institute,] Pittsburgh.
Attributed works:
85. Leon Polk Smith, [Diagonal Passage 1920 I, 1948, panel, diameter 59.5 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art,] Cleveland.
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86. Burgoyne Diller, [First Theme, 1963, canvas, 225 by 95.5 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art,] Cleveland.
Attributed works:
87. Barry Flanagan, [Sixtieth Dish, 1970, framed mirror, cello, bow and sofa with tassel, 157.5 by 134.5 cm]. Tate Gallery, [London].
Attributed works:
88. [George] Segal, [Girl putting on an Earring, 1967, plater, wood, enamel paint, metal and glass, 130.9 by 72.4 by 95.9 cm. National Gallery of Art,] Washington.
Attributed works:
89. Louise Nevelson, [Sky Cathedral-Moon Garden Wall, 1958-59, wood (painted), 213.5 by 188.75 by 30.75 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art,] Cleveland.
Attributed works:
90. [George] Segal, [The Red Light, 1972, plaster and mixed media, 286.5 by 240 by 90 cm. The Cleveland Museum of Art,] Cleveland.
