Stepping In by De Es Schwertberger circa 1980 Oil on Masonite
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Stepping In by De Es Schwertberger circa 1980 Oil on Masonite

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Frank Gehri, "Wiggle" chairs,
Easy Edges, Inc. , Canada/USA, 1972
Laminated cardboard, Masonite,
33½ h × 16 w × 22½ d in (85 × 41 × 57 cm)
Vintage Milton Caniff Neil Armstrong portrait on Masonite (undated) Source
Neil Armstrong is rightly celebrated as the first man to walk on the moon but he’s not acknowledged enough for piloting and landing a spacecraft on another celestial body. That’s notable.
David Hockney, Snails Space with Vari-Lites, "Painting as Performance", 1995-1996, oil on two canvases, acrylic on canvas-covered masonite, wood dowels, overall: 84 x 260 x 135 in. (213.4 x 660.4 x 342.9 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Nan Tucker McEvoy, 2003.31A-X, © 1995-96, David Hockney
Katie Gamb - Little Yaga, 2025

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Masonite Does It Better...
Royalcote Paneling, 1966
Double Hesitation: A Dance of Forms in Ramberg's Vibrant Vision
Sea Shells and Sand by William Charles Palmer (1936)