Collection

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This selection reflects the wide range of mediums and movements in the Whitney’s collection, which comprises over 19,000 works. Works are being added to the online selection on an ongoing basis.

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James TurrellSite Plan, Roden Crater II, 199095.156
Paul CadmusSailors and Floosies, 193864.42a-b
Dawoud BeyHillary and Taro, 199294.18a-b
Elad LassryUntitled, 20082009.76
John MarinRegion of Brooklyn Bridge Fantasy, 193249.8
Willem de KooningDoor to the River, 196060.63
Collier SchorrUntitled, 1992–9395.149
Alexander CalderJuggler with Dog, 193181.23.2
Bill ViolaThe Greeting, 199595.261
Edward HopperEarly Sunday Morning, 193031.426
Robert MapplethorpeCalla  Lily, 198897.103.4
Robert GoberUntitled, 199192.6
Alexander CalderBig Red, 195961.46
Amy SillmanHamlet, 2001–022003.306
Robert SmithsonNon-site (Palisades-Edgewater, N.J.), 196869.6a-b
Roy LichtensteinLittle Big Painting, 196566.2
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This list includes the more than 2,900 artists represented in the Museum’s permanent collection, which spans the twentieth century to the present. This list is current as of December 30, 2011.

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The Whitney’s collection— comprising more than 19,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, films, videos, and new media by more than 2,900 artists—contains some of the most significant and exciting work created by artists in the United States during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

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