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1. TPC_190111_001.JPG: The Goh Annex
2. TPC_190111_009.JPG: Angelo Ippolito Landscape with Yellow Sky, 1955
3. TPC_190111_014.JPG: Olivier Debre Personnage Blanc, 1958
4. TPC_190111_019.JPG: Andre Masson Wil-o'-the-Wisp
5. TPC_190111_024.JPG: The Main Gallery
6. TPC_190111_028.JPG: Nicolas de Stael Musicians, 1953
7. TPC_190111_033.JPG: Georges Mathieu Simon, Comte de Crepy, 1959
8. TPC_190111_038.JPG: Roberto Matta Being Beauteous (The Appletalists), 1952
9. TPC_190111_044.JPG: Christopher Wood Tiger and Arc de Triomphe, 1930
10. TPC_190111_049.JPG: Giorgio de Chirico Horses, c 1928
11. TPC_190111_053.JPG: John Graham Palermo, 1928
12. TPC_190111_057.JPG: Louis Michel Eilshemius Street in Lugano, 1893
13. TPC_190111_063.JPG: Maurice Sterne Afternoon, 1924
14. TPC_190111_069.JPG: Maurice Sterne The Reapers, 1925
15. TPC_190111_077.JPG: Edward Bruce San Giovanni in Venice, not dated
16. TPC_190111_083.JPG: John Graham Bird Cage, 1931
17. TPC_190111_089.JPG: John Piper Wall at Muchelney Abbey, 1941
18. TPC_190111_094.JPG: Ben Shahn Still Music, 1948
19. TPC_190111_100.JPG: Leonid Berman Berneval, 1953
20. TPC_190111_106.JPG: Jackson Pollock Composition, c 1938-1941
21. TPC_190111_111.JPG: Hobson Pittman Warm Evening, not dated
22. TPC_190111_116.JPG: Louis Michel Eilshemius New York Rooftops, 1908
23. TPC_190111_122.JPG: Paolo Ventura Behind the Walls 2, 2011
24. TPC_190111_125.JPG: Paul Delvaux Gare de l'Est, 1947
25. TPC_190111_129.JPG: Graham Sutherland Dark Entrance, 1959
26. TPC_190111_134.JPG: Richard Pousette-Dart Untitled, 1948
27. TPC_190111_140.JPG: Ilya Bolotowsky Abstraction, c 1940
28. TPC_190111_145.JPG: Irene Rice Pereira Vertical Flow, not dated
29. TPC_190111_151.JPG: Werner Drewes Composition in Green, 1935
30. TPC_190111_156.JPG: Albert Eugene Gallatin Composition, 1941
31. TPC_190111_162.JPG: Serge Poliakoff Composition, 1957
32. TPC_190111_167.JPG: Maria-Helena Vieira da Silva Easels, 1960
33. TPC_190111_173.JPG: Paul Cezanne The Garden at Les Lauves, c 1906
34. TPC_190111_177.JPG: Edouard Vuillard Interior, 1894
35. TPC_190111_182.JPG: Pierre Bonnard Landscape with Mountain, 1924
36. TPC_190111_189.JPG: Andre Derain Mano, the Dancer, between 1924 and 1928
37. TPC_190111_195.JPG: Pierre Bonnard Bowl of Cherries, 1920
38. TPC_190111_201.JPG: Pierre Bonnard Movement of the Street, c 1907
39. TPC_190111_205.JPG: Pierre Bonnard The Terrace, 1918
40. TPC_190111_218.JPG: Paul Cezanne Seated Woman in Blue
41. TPC_190111_222.JPG: Andre Derain Southern France
42. TPC_190111_226.JPG: John Henry Twachtman Summer, undated
43. TPC_190111_233.JPG: Louis Eilshemius Summer Landscape with Hawk, between 1901 and 1906
44. TPC_190111_239.JPG: James Abbott McNeill Whistler Miss Lillian Woakes, between 1890 and 1891
45. TPC_190111_243.JPG: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot Portrait of a Woman, 1870
46. TPC_190111_247.JPG: Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas Melancholy, late 1860s
47. TPC_190111_252.JPG: Edouard Vuillard Woman Sweeping
48. TPC_190111_255.JPG: Paul Cezanne Mont Sainte-Victoire, 1887
49. TPC_190111_259.JPG: Vincent Van Gogh House at Auvers, 1890
50. TPC_190111_267.JPG: Willem de Kooning Asheville, 1948
51. TPC_190111_275.JPG: Willem de Kooning Untitled, 1948
52. TPC_190111_279.JPG: Auguste Rodin The Gates of Hell, Third Maquette, originally modelled 1880
53. TPC_190111_282.JPG: Rodin's Gates of Hell
54. TPC_190111_291.JPG: Georges Rouault Yellow Christ, c 1937
55. TPC_190111_295.JPG: Georges Rouault Afterglow, Galilee, by 1930
56. TPC_190111_301.JPG: Odilon Redon Mystery, c 1910
57. TPC_190111_307.JPG: Alfonso Ossorio Excelsior, 1960
58. TPC_190111_318.JPG: Stuart Davis Blue Cafe, 1928
59. TPC_190111_325.JPG: Stuart Davis Boats, by 1930
60. TPC_190111_335.JPG: Henri Matisse Interior with Egyptian Curtain, 1948
61. TPC_190111_340.JPG: George Braque Plums, Pears, Nuts, and Knife, 1926
62. TPC_190111_344.JPG: Alfred H. Maurer Still Life with Artichoke and Bread, I, c 1929-1930
63. TPC_190111_350.JPG: John Folinsbee Grey Thaw, 1920
64. TPC_190111_358.JPG: Karl Knaths Cin-Zin, 1945
65. TPC_190111_362.JPG: Alfred Maurer Still Life with Doily, circa 1930
66. TPC_190111_366.JPG: Marjorie Acker Phillips Night Baseball, 1951
67. TPC_190111_374.JPG: The Music Room
68. TPC_190111_377.JPG: Piet Mondrian Painting No. 9
69. TPC_190111_386.JPG: Piet Mondrian Composition No. 111, c 1921, repainted 1925
70. TPC_190111_394.JPG: Alex Katz Brisk Day I-III, 1990
71. TPC_190111_399.JPG: Markus Lupertz Aphrodite Model 1, 2000
72. TPC_190111_405.JPG: Markus Lupertz Troy, 2004
73. TPC_190111_418.JPG: Georg Baselitz La sedia di Paolo, 1988
74. TPC_190111_422.JPG: Georg Baselitz La sedia di Paolo, 1988
75. TPC_190111_427.JPG: Georg Baselitz La sedia di Paolo, 1988
76. TPC_190111_440.JPG: Georg Baselitz La sedia di Paolo, 1988
77. TPC_190111_454.JPG: Harold Weston Persian Afternoon, 1918
78. TPC_190111_458.JPG: Harold Weston Plain of Hamadan, 1918
79. TPC_190111_463.JPG: Milton Avery Shells and Fisherman, 1941
80. TPC_190111_468.JPG: John Marin Spring No. 1, 1953
81. TPC_190111_474.JPG: Paul Nash The Sea, 1923
82. TPC_190111_477.JPG: Herman Maril Waterfall No. 2, 1945
83. TPC_190111_482.JPG: The Phillips Family House
84. TPC_190111_489.JPG: Alexander Archipenko Standing Woman, 1920
85. TPC_190111_493.JPG: Piet Mondrian Self-Portrait, c 1900
86. TPC_190111_499.JPG: Honore Daumier Two Sculptors, 1870s
87. TPC_190111_502.JPG: Gustave Courbet Winter in the Jura, 1877
88. TPC_190111_506.JPG: Charles Reiffel Railway Yards -- Winter Evening, c 1910
89. TPC_190111_513.JPG: William Merritt Chase Portrait of Mrs. Chase, c 1915
90. TPC_190111_517.JPG: John Sloan Old Clown Making Up, 1910
91. TPC_190111_526.JPG: Honore Daumier On a Bridge at Night, 1845-48
92. TPC_190111_531.JPG: Paul Klee Arrival of the Jugglers, 1926
93. TPC_190111_537.JPG: Pierre Bonnard Narrow Street in Paris, c 1897
94. TPC_190111_542.JPG: Paul Klee The Way to the Citadel, 1937
95. TPC_190111_553.JPG: Paul Klee Efflorescence, 1937
96. TPC_190111_564.JPG: John Frederick Peto Old Time Card Rack, 1900
97. TPC_190111_569.JPG: Oskar Kokoschka Lac d'Annecy II, 1930
98. TPC_190111_573.JPG: Milton Avery Pine Cones, 1940
99. TPC_190111_580.JPG: Henry Twachtman Winter, undated
100. TPC_190111_585.JPG: Raoul Dufy The Opera, Paris, early 1930s
101. TPC_190111_593.JPG: Lee Gatch Industrial Night, 1948
102. TPC_190111_602.JPG: Theodoros Stamos Lupine, 1953
103. TPC_190111_607.JPG: Arthur Dove Flour Mill II, 1938
104. TPC_190111_613.JPG: Arthur Dove Flight, 1943
105. TPC_190111_619.JPG: Eugene Berman Daybreak, 1930
106. TPC_190111_623.JPG: John D. Graham Iron Horse, 1927
107. TPC_190111_629.JPG: Victor Dubreuil Five Dollar Vill, c 1885
108. TPC_190111_634.JPG: The Sant Building
109. TPC_190111_638.JPG: In Memoriam Victoria Sant (1939-2018)
110. TPC_190111_644.JPG: Ellington Robinson Never Forget on Ice, 2013
111. TPC_190111_649.JPG: Matti Kujasalo Untitled, 1990
112. TPC_190111_656.JPG: Nara Park Disillusioned I, 2017
113. TPC_190111_675.JPG: Alma Thomas Breeze Rustling Through Fall Flowers, 1968
114. TPC_190111_677.JPG: Richard Serra Reykjavik, 1991
115. TPC_190111_684.JPG: Lewis Hine Empire State Building, 1931
116. TPC_190111_691.JPG: Man Ray The Black Tray, 1914
117. TPC_190111_697.JPG: Henri Rousseau The Pink Candle, 1908
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Wikipedia Description: The Phillips Collection
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The Phillips Collection is an art museum founded by Duncan Phillips in 1921 as the Phillips Memorial Gallery located in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Phillips was the grandson of James Laughlin, a banker and co-founder of the Jones and Laughlin Steel Company.

Among the artists represented in the collection are Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Gustave Courbet, El Greco, Georges Braque, Paul Klee, Winslow Homer, James McNeill Whistler, and Mark Rothko.

History:

The Phillips Collection, opened in 1921, is America’s first museum of modern art. Featuring a renowned permanent collection of nearly 2,500 works by American and European impressionist and modern artists, the Phillips is internationally recognized for both its incomparable art and its intimate atmosphere. It is housed in founder Duncan Phillips’ 1897 Georgian Revival home and two similarly scaled additions in Washington, D.C.’s Dupont Circle neighborhood.

Duncan Phillips (1886–1966) played a seminal role in introducing America to modern art. Born in Pittsburgh—the grandson of James Laughlin, a banker and co-founder of the Jones and Laughlin Steel Company — Phillips and his family moved to Washington, D.C. in 1895. He, along with his mother, established The Phillips Memorial Gallery after the sudden, untimely deaths of his father, Duncan Clinch Phillips (1838 – 1917), a Pittsburgh window glass millionaire and member of the fabled South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club of Johnstown Flood fame, and his brother, James Laughlin Phillips (May 30, 1884 - 1918).

Beginning with a small family collection of paintings, Phillips, a published art critic, expanded the collection dramatically. A specially built room over the north wing of the family home provided a public gallery space. With the collection exceeding 600 works and facing public demand, the Phillips family moved to a new home in 1930, turning the entire 21st Street residenc ...More...
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