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Ottoman Empire · April 15, 1904 – July 21, 1948Wikidata

Arshile Gorky

Armenian-American painter (1904–1948)

Born in Dilkaya. Died in Sherman.

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A life in paintings

Born 190432 dated paintingsDied 1948

32 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • The Artist and His Mother
    The Artist and His Mother
    Arshile Gorky
    1926–1936 · Whitney Museum of American Art
  • The Antique Cast
    The Antique Cast
    Arshile Gorky
    1926 · San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
  • Composition: Horse and Figures
    Composition: Horse and Figures
    Arshile Gorky
    1928 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Still-life
    Still-life
    Arshile Gorky
    c. 1928
  • Abstraction with a Palette
    Abstraction with a Palette
    Arshile Gorky
    1930s · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Blue Figure in a Chair
    Blue Figure in a Chair
    Arshile Gorky
    1931
  • Column with Objects
    Column with Objects
    Arshile Gorky
    1931–1932
  • Enigmatic Combat
    Enigmatic Combat
    Arshile Gorky
    1936–1937 · San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
  • Central Park at Dusk
    Central Park at Dusk
    Arshile Gorky
    1936–1942
  • Composition with Head
    Composition with Head
    Arshile Gorky
    1936–1937
  • Composition
    Composition
    Arshile Gorky
    1937 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Abstraction
    Abstraction
    Arshile Gorky
    1937
  • After Xhorkum
    After Xhorkum
    Arshile Gorky
    1940–1942 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Golden Brown Painting
    Golden Brown Painting
    Arshile Gorky
    1943–1944 · Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
  • Anatomical Blackboard
    Anatomical Blackboard
    Arshile Gorky
    1943
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