This artist of Clamdigger covered a canvas with a dull white and filled it with jagged black lines and blurry, graffiti-like bits of color in a painting without "hot spots," or areas that draw the eye.
This artist's wife spent an entire year painting portraits of John F. Kennedy, at one point sitting on a ladder so she could see Kennedy during a Medicare conference. Inspired by workers on the beach near his home, this artist sculpted a bronze man to look like he was made of mud. This artist of Clamdigger covered a canvas with a dull white and filled it with jagged black lines and blurry, graffiti-like bits of color in a painting without "hot spots," or areas that draw the eye. This artist selected a piece of paper he had covered heavily in crayon, ink, and charcoal to make it difficult for Rauschenberg to create new art by (*) erasing this man's drawing. Another work by this painter of Excavation was on display in Tehran until the Iranian Revolution, and is the third in a set of paintings that led to accusations of misogyny because of their simultaneously sexualized and monstrous depictions of the contemporary female. For 10 points, name this Dutch-American Abstract Expressionist behind the Woman series.
This artist's wife spent an entire year painting portraits of John F. Kennedy, at one point sitting on a ladder so she could see Kennedy during a Medicare conference.
Willem de Kooning 