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20th C. Paintings

YGK These 20th Century Paintings

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The Basque town bombed by the Germans in April 1937, depicted in a massive anti-war mural Guernica
The museum where Picasso's Guernica was housed in New York until 1981 Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
The painting that a critic referred to as “an explosion in a shingle factory” at the 1913 Armory Show Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2
The Spanish Surrealist painter whose work features melting clocks and ants Salvador Dalí
The most famous Surrealist painting, depicting soft watches in a landscape near Portlligat The Persistence of Memory
Picasso’s revolutionary 1907 Cubist painting depicting five women in a brothel Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
The influence cited for the phallic fruit arrangement and "flattening of the canvas" in Les Demoiselles d’Avignon Paul Cézanne
The Dutch painter whose "De Stijl" works divide the canvas into rectangular "tile patterns" Piet Mondrian
The Mondrian painting that resembles a pattern of New York streets seen from above Broadway Boogie Woogie
The Pop Art artist known for mass-produced images of celebrities and everyday objects like soup cans Andy Warhol
The Nighthawks* painter who used a realistic approach to convey a sense of loneliness and isolation Edward Hopper
The museum where Hopper's Nighthawks is housed Art Institute of Chicago
The Chagall painting from 1911 featuring dreamlike scenes, a green face, and an upside-down peasant woman I and the Village
The 1948 Andrew Wyeth painting of a woman in a field, inspired by his neighbor in Cushing, Maine Christina’s World
The Wyeth painting that led to the Olson house being named to the National Register of Historic Places Christina’s World
The Regionalist painting inspired by a Carpenter Gothic-style house in Eldon, Iowa American Gothic
The models Grant Wood used for the two figures in American Gothic His sister Nan and his dentist, Dr. Byron McKeeby
The most parodied painting in all of art history American Gothic
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