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Third Theme

Modernism and Twentieth Century

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Third Theme

Burgoyne Diller

Third Theme, 1952

Oil on linen

60 × 40 ¹⁄₂ inches

More Modernism and Twentieth Century

Guitar Executive

Marriage of the Viper (From the Rituals of the Obeah Series)

The Green Man (From the Rituals of the Obeah Series)

The Processional

Approaching Black

Billboard and Hillside Houses

Hemlock in November

Bouquet of Flowers (Still Life with Flowers)

Triplet Creek Special

An Owl for Ondine

Blue Vase and Nuts

Dependent Impression

Flowers in a Yellow Vase

Monument by the Sea

Pot and Green Leaves

Still Life – Blue Object

Horses Plowing on a Hill

Steam Shovel, Port Washington III

Chalk Hills, Gay Head

Alice Tully Hall

Late Afternoon Tide, Provincetown II

Staten Island Ferry Arriving with a Distant View of Manhattan and New Jersey

Still Life on Table

Two Women Walking

New Mexico Landscape

Drawing for Etching ‘Les Deux Pigeons’

Head of a Woman

Flight of Night

Downtown, New York

Little Fir Tree, Deer Isle

Maine, Deer Isle

Sailboat, Sea, and Sun

Sea Fantasy, Maine

Vicinity of Small Point, Maine

Weehawken Sequence

Weehawken Sequence

Flowers in White Pitcher

Flowers: In White Pitcher on Orange Table

The Road to Quarry

Two Circus Women

Open Rectangles One Up One Down with Acute Angle Variation III

Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco

New England Irrelevancies

Red Against the White

Futurist Abstraction

Man Singing and Playing the Mandolin

Portrait of a Lady

Three Colorful Flowers

The Duel on the Beach

Wash Day on the Maine Coast (Harbor, Monday Morning; Monday Morning on the Maine Coast)

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