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| Joseph Beuys Whale Trap 1961 oil on cardboard Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Angel Whale 1953 drawing Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Two Red Fish 1954 watercolor Tate Gallery |
"I am interested in the creativity of the criminal attitude because I recognize in it the existence of a special condition of crazy creativity. A creativity without morals fired only by the energy of freedom and the rejection of all codes and laws. For freedom rejects the dictated roles of the law and the imposed order and for this reason is isolated."
– Joseph Beuys (1978)
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| Joseph Beuys Pregnant Woman with Swan 1959 watercolor and oil on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Night in the Rafters 1974 oil on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Clan 1958 oil and watercolor on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Probe in the Bloodstream of the Oak 1958 collage with envelope, tempera on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Weird Sister 1953-62 oil on acetate Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Felt Action 1963 oil and felt on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys For Brown Environment Giant Vessels 1964 oil on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Brightly Lit Stag Chair 1957-71 oil on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys The Table 1952 watercolor on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Girl Pushing against Elastic Sculpture 1961 oil on paper Tate Gallery |
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| Joseph Beuys Dove Food Rainbow 1949 watercolor on card Tate Gallery |
Safe to assume that major museums have already blocked out exhibition spaces for Joseph Beuys centennial retrospectives in 2021.