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In this vertical print there are two side-by-side abstract line-drawn figures on white, against a dark blue background. The figures appear to be engaged in conversation.
Robert Adams (British (modern))
Two Figures, Blue Background
1950
Gift of the Marvin Felheim Collection
1983/1.234
Two distinct columnar forms emerge from a platform and are topped with spherical shapes that lean in and touch each other. The left form is slightly taller and wider than the right one.
Sir Anthony Caro (British (modern))
Lovers
1956
Museum Purchase
1961/1.172
This small sculpture resembles a grasshopper-like insect standing on three legs, but instead of a head a branching form resembling tree roots emerges from the top of the sculpture.
Lynn Chadwick (British (modern))
Insect Form
1950 – 1954
Museum Purchase
1954/2.41
This collage consists of geometric shapes, primarily rectangles in various sizes stacked on top of one another to form a tower. The shapes are all black set against a solid brown background. The tower rests on two thin prongs. Shapes are repeated but there is no symmetry in the piece.
Robert Adams (British (modern))
Collage
1953
Museum Purchase
1954/2.42
This is a print of two people, a man and a woman. The woman wears a long dress, clogs, and a scarf covering most of her hair, and carries a large basket in her arms. The man walks behind her wearing a brimmed hat and carrying a sack/bundle of hay over his shoulder. The people are threadbare and the very low horizon is bare except for a colonaded bridge, slightly visible, in the distance on the left. 
William Lee Hankey (British (modern))
Evening
1919
Gift of Carl Fredric Clarke
1949/1.73
Wooden box with a keyhole cut through center of piece encircled with copper-colored paint and two large copper screw-heads on golden-yellow background; the word “KEY” painted in white letters at bottom<br />
Joe Tilson
Key Box
1963
Gift of the Lannan Foundation in Honor of the Pelham Family
1997/1.143
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