Since the Whitney Museum of American Art is one of my favorite art museums, I go there two or three times a year. Each time there is at least one floor, and sometimes two, dedicated to exhibits curated from the museum’s collection. You would think by now I would have seen a substantial portion of their collection. Yet, everytime I go, I see lots of works I’ve never seen before. Here are a few of the pieces that caught my eye during my more recent visit. They were part of an exhibit “The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900 to 1965.”
Marilyn Pursued by Death, Rosalyn Drexler 
American Totem, Norman Lewis
River Rouge Plant, Charles Sheeler 
No Passing, Kay Sage
off the leash 
Great pieces. I’ve seen so many interesting pieces of art in the posts you’ve done about Whitney Museum of American Art. I hope I get to visit the museum in person some day.
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Again ,a lovely post
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Lovely art. Glad you shared.
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Even seeing those beautiful pieces on my dusty little laptop screen makes my heart shiver with happiness. Thank you for sharing them!
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You have great taste in art, Ken!
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Thank you Pam.
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Marylin pursued by Death is so cool! I feel like we all have that spectre lurking behind us eventually. Run, Marylin! Haha. Great post!
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