
Works of Art by Agnes Martin and Hiroyuki Doi
The Anthropocene Reviewed
Agnes Martin's Paintings of Innocence
Agnes Martin was an elite swimmer in Canada before moving to the U.S. She worked briefly as a chauffeur for John Houston, who was about to become a famous movie director. Little of that work survives because Martin destroyed nearly everything she painted in those years. The Tree is her first success; it's a grid of long, thin rectangles painted over horizontal stripes and alternate between lighter and darker blue.
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