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From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. Yôkihi ( 楊貴妃 ) by Tsukioka Kôgyo ( 月岡耕漁 ), Image 1.

    Tsukioka Kôgyo ( 月岡耕漁 )

    Yôkihi ( 楊貴妃 ), c. 1898

    Color Woodblock

    11.6 x 14.1 in

  2. Words Growing Wild in the Woods by Paul Zarzyski, Image 2.

    Paul Zarzyski

    Words Growing Wild in the Woods, n. d.

    Print

  3. Yokobue by Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III), Image 2.

    Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III)

    Yokobue, c. 1845

    Color Woodcut

    7.25 x 10 in

  4. Voices Under All Silence by Carol Spain, Image 3.

    Carol Spain

    Voices Under All Silence, n. d.

    Lithograph

    26 x 40 in

  5. Untitled [Witches Series] by Leonor Fini, Image 2.

    Leonor Fini

    Untitled [Witches Series], c. 1980

    Lithograph

    22 x 14.875 in

  6. White Turnips by Tomoe Yokoi, Image 2.

    Tomoe Yokoi

    White Turnips, n. d.

    Mezzotint

    6 x 6.5 in

  7. Untitled Book Page by Alphonse Mucha, Image 1.

    Alphonse Mucha

    Untitled Book Page, n. d.

    Lithograph

    6.5 x 8.5 in

  8. Waka Sam Nin Takiyana at Ogiya House by Kikukawa Eizan, Image 1.

    Kikukawa Eizan

    Waka Sam Nin Takiyana at Ogiya House, 1830s

    Color Woodcut

    13.57 x 9 in

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About the artist

Jack Levine

American

1915-2010

Jack Levine was a painter and printmaker best known for political and social commentaries. His inspiration came from satirical German expressionist artists, such as George Grosz and Oskar Kokoscha, and took stylistic cues from the paintings of Titian, Diego Velázquez, and Francisco de Goya. Levine ridiculed 20th-century issues—inequality, big business, militarism, racism, political corruption, and human folly—to express disappointment in American culture. During a trip to Europe after World War II, Levine was influenced by the style of El Greco, and he started creating figures with exaggerated, distorted, taffy-like faces to suggest the effects of excessive power.
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