While roaming around the museum, I met an artist by the name of Aaron who showed me his sketches and art work. He works included drawings from Viet Nam when he was serving during the war, his designs while employed at the L.A. Times Sunday magazine including layouts for photos of the 1984 Olympics, and his most recent sketches and photos.
I visited the contempory art on the third floor of the Broad building and then strolled around the third floor of the Ahmansen building enjoying the European art. Below are some favorites.
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"Vinyl that already looks wet," 1986 by Haim Steinbach, Israel, b. 1944, active in the U.S.
Love those lava lamps! |
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| "Male Aggression Now Playing Everywhere," 1986 by Jonathan Borofsky, U.S., b. 1942 |
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| "The Swineherd," 1988 by Paul Gauguin, France, 1848-1903 |
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| "Still Life with Cherries and Peaches," 1885-87, by Paul Cezanne, France 1839-1906 |
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| "Boy with a Straw Hat," 1896, by Paul Cezanne |
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| "The Kiss" by Auguste Rodin |
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| "In the Woods at Giverny: Blanche Hoschede at Her Easel with Suzanne Hoschede Reading," 1887, by Claude Monet, France, 1840-1926 |
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| "Fruit Dish on a Garden Chair," 1890 by Paul Gauguin |
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| "Two Girls Reading," 1890-1891 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, France 1841-1919 |
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| "A Philosopher," 1637 by Jusepe de Ribera, Spain 1591-1652, active Italy (Naples) |
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| "Saint Augustine," 1650 by Philippe de Champaigne, Netherlands, 1602-1674 |
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"Portrait of Dirck Jansz, Pesser," 1634 by
Rekmbrandt van Rijn, Netherlands 1606-1669 |
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| "Adoration of the Shepherds with Saints Francis and Carlo Borromeo, 1628 by Antonio d'Enrico, Italy 1575-1633 |
I like the "Male Aggression Now Playing Everywhere," too, I just visit LACMA a couple of days ago to do research for my paper
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