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Artworks
Korund from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Zafir from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Rubin from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Granat from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Arany from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Ezust from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Turkiz from the portfolio Lapidaire
Victor Vasarely
One from a portfolio of eight serigraphs · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Composition I
Miroslav Šutej
Serigraph · 1966
Museum of Modern Art
Whipped Butter for Eugen Ruchin, from 11 Pop Artists, Volume II
James Rosenquist
Lithograph and serigraph on white wove paper · 1965
Art Institute of Chicago
Accordion Player
Fernand Léger
Etching colored by serigraphy on white wove paper · 1953
Art Institute of Chicago
Spirit's Constellation
Sylvia Wald
Serigraph, printed in color · 1952
Museum of Modern Art
Composition
Eduardo Paolozzi
Collage of cut and pasted serigraphs, printed in dye · 1951
Museum of Modern Art
Cosmic Power
Arthur Secunda
Serigraph on white wove paper · 1947
Art Institute of Chicago
The Looters
Arthur Secunda
Serigraph on olive wove paper · 1947
Art Institute of Chicago
Screenprint on Plastic
Mildred Thompson
Serigraph on plastic · 1942
Art Institute of Chicago
Untitled, from Constellation Suite
Victor de Vasarely
Serigraph in black and gold on white wove paper · 1928
Art Institute of Chicago
Untitled, from Constellation Suite
Victor de Vasarely
Serigraph in purple and silver on white wove paper · 1928
Art Institute of Chicago
Blue and Green
Victor de Vasarely
Color serigraph on heavy white wove paper · 1928
Art Institute of Chicago
Bird
Fernand Léger
Aquatint colored by serigraphy on white wove paper · 1908
Art Institute of Chicago