Vivian’s work is defined by its abstract sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Untitled (Rack)
Vivian Suter Argentine, born 1949
Sketches of Four Male Torsos
Vivian Forbes English, 1891-1937
St. Mary Hatch
Graham Vivian Sutherland English, 1903-1980
Struggle Against Movement
Vivian Torrence American, born 1945
Vivian, Provincetown
Joel Meyerowitz American, born 1938
Pecken Wood
Graham Sutherland British, 1903-1980
Viviane Sassen, Umbra
Irma Boom Dutch, born 1960
Vivian in a Straw Hat
Francis Chapin American, 1899-1965
Viviane Sassen, Hot Mirror
At Jennie Turner. She Tells of her Unusual Experience. Vivian Girls Being Lost in Blizzard are Attacked by Glandelinian Sharpehooter and Four are Injured Seriously before They are Rescued. 17 At Norma Catherine. Are Almost Being Strangled to Death but...
Henry Darger American, 1897-1972
Untitled
Wifredo Arcay Cuban, 1925-1997
Graham Vivian British, active 1860s–1900
Self-Portrait or Psychological Portrait of the Artist
Gustav Adolf Mossa French, 1883–1971
Grate
Sari Dienes American, born Hungary, 1898-1992
Joan of Arc Listening to the Voices
Georges Dorignac French, 1879-1925
Self-Portrait
Walter Shirlaw (American, 1838–1909)