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This document lists several artists and artworks from different art movements including Surrealism, Social Realism, Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, Pop Art, Performance Art, Conceptual art, Earthworks, and Postmodernism. Some of the artists and artworks mentioned are Salvador Dali's Birth of Liquid Desire, Frida Kahlo's Two Fridas, Dorothea Lange's Migrant Mother, Jackson Pollock's Autumn Rhythm, Mark Rothko's Lavender and Mulberry, Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe Diptych, Roy Lichtenstein's Oh Jeff. . .I Love You Too, Robert Morris's Mirrored Cubes, Joseph Kosuth's One
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- 1. Salvadore Dali-Birth of Liquid Desire (Surrealism)
- 2. Frida Kahlo-Two Fridas (Surrealism)
- 3. Dorothea Lange - Migrant Mother (Social-Realism)
- 4. Jackson Pollock-Autumn Rhythm (Abstract expressionist)
- 5. Mark Rothko-Lavender and Mulberry (Color-Field)
- 6. Andy Warhol - Marilyn Monroe Diptych (Pop-Art)
- 7. Roy - Oh Jeff. . .I Love You Too, But (Pop-Art)
- 8. Robert Morris -Mirrored Cubes Performance Art
- 9. Joseph Kosuth, One and Three Chairs (Conceptual)
- 10. Sherrie Levine, Fountain (Conceptual)
- 11. Robert Smithson - Spiral Jetty (Earthwork)
- 12. Chris Ofili - Holy Virgin Mary (Postmodernism)
- 13. Cindy Sherman - Number 21 (Postmodernism)