De Young Museum, San Francisco
- by John Holt
- 2017-09-29
- 22 media
- 22 available
De Young is a fine arts museum located in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
Leonardo Drew made this installation from wood, paint, glue, and paper.
Cornelia Parker (English, b. 1956). Anti-Mass, 2005. Charcoal and wire.
El Anatsui made "Hovor II' with woven aluminum bottle caps and copper wire.
Thornton Dial, "Lost Cows", 2000-2001. Cow skeletons, steel, golf bag and golf ball.
Joe Minter's The Hanging Tree reference the trees that were used to hang African Americans
Lonnie Holley (b. 1950 ), "Him and Her Hold the Root," 1994. Rocking chairs, pillow, root.
The Slave Ship
Gift shop.
Time to explore the second floor.
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Kane Kwei, coffin in the shape of a cocoa pod.
Shine figure of standing female with two attendants and child.
The Orator by Pablo Picasso.
Mother Earth by Chiura Obata.
Diana by Federick William MacMonnies.
Gustave Herter and Christian Herter, Mantelpiece for Thurlow Lodge, Menlo Park, California
Man Observing Series II by Viola Frey.
Cigar store figure by Samuel A. Robb
Hiram Powers, 'Greek Slave', ca. 1983. Marble
Delilah, marble sculpture by William Wetmore Story, 1877
Thanks for coming!