Agnes Martin

AGNES MARTIN, COW, 1960, OIL ON CANVAS

 Gesso, acrylic and pencil on canvas

CARLO MOLLINO, Unique wooden chair from the Orengo House, Turin, Italy 1949. Image from the book The Furniture of Carlo Mollino, Phaidon 2006.

ANDRÉ BLOC, Architectural maquette, c.1950s. Material plaster and terracotta. / Pinterest

EERO SAARINEN, Trans World Airlines (TWA) Terminal, JFK Airport, New York 1962. / CNN

TAPIO WIRKKALA, Nikke-dining chair, model no. 9019 (c.1958). Material rhythmic laminated-birch plywood with nickel-plated tubular steel frame. Manufactured by Asko Oy, Finland.

An early Isamu Noguchi table lamp no.9, produced by Knoll, USA 1945 and two comb cut crystal glass art objects (model no.3552 and 3337) by Tapio Wirkkala for Iittala Oy, Finland (both 1955). / Instagram

GIO PONTI, Villa Planchart, Caracas, Venezuela, 1953-1957. As a premium example of Ponti´s work and style, he not just designed the house, but also selected or designed himself all the furnishings and decorative objects. Image copyright by Domus. / Wordpress

RUTH ASAWA, Asawa holding a looped wire sculpture, USA, 1952. Photo by Imogen Cunningham courtesy of the de Young Museum. / Densho

RUTH ASAWA, Asawa working inside on one of her crocheted wire sculptures, 1957. Photography by Imogen Cunningham. / FAMSF

RUTH ASAWA, Looped Wire Sculptures, c.1950s, USA. Material brass and iron wire. / Ohara Design Group

BYUNG-HOON CHOI, Table and stool, 2015. Material red oak and natural stone. Installation view from the Korea Now!-exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris 2015. / Spin Explore

ROBERT MOTHERWELL, Africa 5, from the Africa Suite, 1970. Screenprint on paper. © Dedalus Foundation, Inc/VAGA, New York and DACS, London 2016. / Tate

ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE, Flower Arrangement, 1986. Silver gelating print. Stoneware vase by Berndt Friberg for Gustavsberg, Sweden c.1960s. Mapplethorpe was an avid collector of Swedish Mid-Century Modern ceramics and several of these pieces are featured in his iconic flower images. Image courtesy of Robert Mapplethorpe, J.Paul Getty Museum. / Harper’s Bazaar