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This multi-colored, high saturation color, abstract image floats on a black background. 
Felix Ruvolo
Evocation
1952
Gift of Jean Paul Slusser in memory of Roger H. Bennett
1954/1.145
This is a multi-colored abstract silkscreen print. The colors flow into one another and form organic shapes. This print is included in an artist's book. 
Sam Gilliam (American (North American))
Pulsar
1974
Gift of the Marvin Felheim Collection
1983/1.298
There are two separate drawings. The first is a colorful drawing of a gathering of people wearing formal attire. They are depicted as caricatures, with large heads. The other image is a sketch of three people, side by side. On the left, a woman is shown from the back; she wears a coat, hat, high heeled shoes, and carries an umbrella under her right arm. There is a man in the center, shown from the side. He is mid-step, and wears a coat, hat, and boots; he has a mustache. The sketch on the right appears to show the same woman that is depicted on the left, but from a side angle.
George Grosz (German (culture or style))
The Gay Cafe
20th century
Gift of the Lannan Foundation in Honor of the Pelham Family
1997/1.90
This abstract drawing looks like it is on a golden yellow paper with washes of soft colors such as light pink, red, green, and blue. The washes have a texture like netting, and there are various shapes in the drawing such as a C, a circle, and a squiggle. 
Robert Natkin (American (North American))
Bern Series
1977 – 1987
A Gift from Allan and Deborah Schmier
1987/2.9
This is an abstract multi-colored woodcut print with visible wood grain. The background color is primarily peach. The colors in the print, including blue, green, yellow, white, orange, and brown, appear to drip down and run into each other. <br /><br /> This is 18th in an edition of 30.
Helen Frankenthaler (American (North American))
Tales of Genji I
1998
Museum purchase made possible by a gift from Helmut Stern
1998/2.18
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