Acclaimed Modern Master

Cy Twombly

Title Print, from Natural History Part II Some Trees of Italy

Jasper Johns

The Dutch Wives

Sigmar Polke

Undoubtedly one of the most acclaimed artist of the twentieth century, Sigmar Polke’s appetite for experimentation lead him to cross all artistic genres and defy standard categorisation. His inventive works amalgamated differences such as the heroic and the banal, figuration and abstraction and high and low culture in an attempt to successfully destabilise conventional distinctions.

Mark Bradford

"I started working with paper right at the beginning and I just started adding different types of paper that I found in the world or that I printed myself. I realized I was building up this very dense map. Like the layers of the different cities of Rome that keep getting built on top of each other throughout history." Mark Bradford, 2012

Zao Wou-Ki

Les cerfs (The Deer)

David Hockney

Mountain, Tree, Palace and Seashore from Le Rossignol

Louise Bourgeois

Ode à ma mère (Ode to My Mother): three plates

Anish Kapoor

“If the traditional sublime is in deep space, then this [the mirrored object] is proposing that the contemporary sublime is in front of the picture plane, not beyond it. I continue to make these works because I feel this is a whole new spatial adventure” — Anish Kapoor