8. New Mexico Recollections, No. 12, 1922-23 Marsden Hartley moved to Taos, New Mexico in 1918. He was interested in Spanish mysticism and the Penitente sect, influences of which are evident in some of his paintings. In the 1920s Hartley announced his conversion to objectivism, stating he could "hardly bear the sound of the words 'expressionism,' 'emotionalism,' 'personality' . . . because they imply the wish to express personal life and I prefer to have no personal life. Personal art is for me a matter of spiritual indelicacy."

12. Pink Yellow Mark Rothko 1903 - 1970

16. Donald Judd

19. Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?», 1956 A small collage which a few years before the emergence of Pop Art foresees many of the coming art movement’s characteristics: the consumer world takes control of the secluded safety of home life—in which new media, tape recorder, and television come to play a central role. This results in Hamilton’s repeated confrontation with the role of media in interiors, and his combining, for example, the painted image of a radio with a functioning, sound-producing technique built directly behind it.

21. 1962