Collection Spotlight: Late Twentieth-Century Art
The Thomas Voter Gallery features The Bookstore, a permanent installation by Pop artist Red Grooms, as well as a rotating selection of figural and abstract prints from the late 1960s to the 1980s by contemporaries of Grooms.
During this period, many artists worked with master printmakers to create editioned prints based on, or inspired by, their works in other mediums. Print shops such as Styria Studio and Hollander’s Workshop, as well as publishers like Eleanor Ettinger, produced series of silkscreens, lithographs, and woodblock prints—all requiring highly specialized skills—that enabled artists to reach a broader audience and clientele who may have never been able to afford original artworks before.
Learn more about The Bookstore by Red Grooms here.
Featured Artists
Judy Chicago • Chryssa • Red Grooms • Barbara Kohl • Robert Motherwell • Alice Neel • Robert Rauschenberg • William Scharf • Ursula Seus • Andy Warhol • Jack Youngerman
Exhibitions are made possible by assistance provided by the County of Westchester.
Barbara Kohl (American). Hallelujah, 1980. Silkscreen on paper (edition 10/100). Gift of Mr. Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.10d). © Barbara Kohl.
Red Grooms (American, b. 1937). Shoot the Moon, 1961. Ink on paper in a box. Collection of the artist (L2019.25). © Red Grooms.
Robert Motherwell (American, 1915–1991). Summertime in Italy (with Lines), 1966. Lithograph. Gift of Arthur Zankel, 1991 (91.3.1). © Dedalus Foundation/ Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York, NY.
Ursula Seus (American). Untitled, 1970. Silkscreen. Gift of the Hudson River Museum Print Workshop, 1971 (71.27.1). © Ursula Seus.
Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925–2008). Mink Chow (Chow Bags), 1977. Silkscreen (edition 60/100). Gift of Mr. John Rosenthal, 1981 (81.10.2d). © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925–2008). Monkey Chow (Chow Bags), 1977. Silkscreen (edition 60/100). Gift of Mr. John Rosenthal, 1981 (81.10.2c). © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
Red Grooms (American, b. 1937). Maquette for The Bookstore, 1978. Painted paper, plastic, and foam core. Collection of the artist (L2008.01.01). © Red Grooms.
Red Grooms (American, b. 1937). The Bookstore, 1979. Mixed media. Museum Commission, 1980 (80.4.1). © Red Grooms. Photo: Steven Paneccasio.
Jack Youngerman (American, 1926–2020). Untitled Suite, 1978. Silkscreen (edition 49/100). Gift of John Rosenthal, 1981 (81.10.1b). © Jack Youngerman/VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Chryssa (American, b. Greece, 1933–2013). Series 6, 1979. Silkscreen (edition 18/100). Gift of Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.3b). © Chryssa.
Barbara Kohl (American). Hallelujah, 1980. Silkscreen on paper (edition 10/100). Gift of Mr. Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.10d). © Barbara Kohl.
William Scharf (American, 1927–2018). Dove Leave, 1980. Silkscreen (edition 11/100). Gift of Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.17c). © William Scharf.
William Scharf (American, 1927–2018). Golden Rope, 1980. Silkscreen (edition 11/100). Gift of Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.17d). © William Scharf.
Jack Youngerman (American, 1926–2020). Untitled, 1980. Color woodblock on paper. Gift of Mr. Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.20d). © Jack Youngerman/VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Jack Youngerman (American, 1926–2020). Untitled, 1980. Color woodblock on paper. Gift of Mr. Andrew Lanyi, 1981 (81.11.20b). © Jack Youngerman/VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Alice Neel (American, 1900–1984). The Accountant (Marvin), 1981. Color lithograph. Gift of Richard Haas, 1997 (97.9.4). © The Estate of Alice Neel.
Andy Warhol (American, 1931–1987). The Witch, 1981. Silkscreen on museum board with diamond dust. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schorr, 1983 (83.17c). © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / Ronald Feldman Gallery, New York.
Judy Chicago (American, b. 1939). Guided by the Goddess, 1985. Serigraph on gray Rives BFK. Gift of ACA Galleries, 2003 (2020.14). © Judy Chicago / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Photo: Steven Paneccasio.
Photo: Steven Paneccasio.
Photo: Steven Paneccasio.
