CHRISTO "WRAPPED STAIRCASE, PARIS" 2001 Tony Scherman flower print Minimal mark-making on either side

Minimal mark-making on either side of the figure demonstrates a graphic approach to depicting momentum

began receiving international attention in the 1920s

the romantic sublime is inverted: the awe we feel stems not from nature’s immensity but from our own destructive power

"Flags" is a superb impression from Motherwell

Dine's work was included in many pivotal Pop Art exhibitions

CHRISTO "WRAPPED STAIRCASE, PARIS" 2001 Tony Scherman flower print Minimal mark-making on either sideChristo and Jeanne Claude are two of the most ambitious and audacious artists of the 20th century. Their projects, both realized and proposed, are stunning examples of land art, installation and public sculpture. While their output consisted of large scale temporary artworks, the couple also sold sketches, collages, and editions to finance their ambitious projects. Some of their most astounding works include wrapping the Pont Neuf bridge in Pairs and