Napalm

Anton Refregier
Napalm - Made in USA
1970
screenprint (poster)
Loeb Art Center, Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, New York

Lyubov Popova
Architectonic Painting
1917
oil on canvas
Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Luca Signorelli
Story of St Benedict
ca. 1515-16
oil on panel (predella)
Museo Diocesano di Cortona

Anonymous French Stonemasons
Capital with Unidentified Quadrupeds
11th century
limestone
Musée du Louvre

László Moholy-Nagy
Typographic Collage
1922
cut and pasted paper
private collection

Lyubov Popova
Painterly Architectonic
1916
oil on canvas
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh

workshop of Luca Signorelli
Christ at the Column
ca. 1500
oil on panel
Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca' d'Oro, Venice

Anonymous French Stonemasons
Capital with pseudo-Corinthian Ornament
before 1137
marble
Musée du Louvre

Andy Warhol
A Boy for Meg
1962
oil and tempera on canvas
National Gallery of Art, Washington DC

Lyubov Popova
Untitled
ca. 1916
oil on canvas
Buffalo AKG Art Museum, New York

Luca Signorelli
Crucifixion with Mary Magdalen
1502
oil on canvas
Gallerie degli Uffizi, Florence

Anonymous French Stonemasons
Capital with Daniel in the Lions' Den
6th-century Merovingian, recut and reused in 1125
marble
Musée du Louvre

Nancy Dwyer
Kill Yourself
1989
vinyl paint on canvas
Buffalo AKG Art Museum, New York

Lyubov Popova
Untitled
ca. 1921
oil on canvas
Buffalo AKG Art Museum, New York

Luca Signorelli
Martyrdom of St Catherine of Alexandria
ca. 1490
oil and tempera on panel (predella)
Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts

Anonymous French Stonemasons
Capital with Acanthus Foliage
ca. 580-620
marble
Musée du Louvre

Christopher Wool
Untitled
1990
acrylic on aluminum
Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin

Where are your fabulous Doric beauty, the fringe

of your towers, Corinth, your ancient properties –

the temples of gods, the homes, the Sisyphean

women, and your once countless inhabitants?

There is no trace of you left.  Doomed city,

war crushed and gorged everything.

We alone, the Ocean's Nereids, remain

unravished – halcyons, sole tenants of your affliction.

– from the Greek Anthology, translated by Peter Jay