Berardo Collection Museum
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The Berardo Collection Museum (in Portuguese: Museu Colecção Berardo) is a museum of modern and contemporary art in Belém, a district of Lisbon, Portugal.
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List of important movements and artists
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Abstract Expressionism
- Philip Guston, Untitled, 1957
- Joan Mitchell, Lucky Seven, 1962
- Lee Krasner, Visitation, 1973
- Sam Francis, Untitled, 1979
- Willem de Kooning, Untitled, c. 1976
- Lee Krasner, Visitation, 1957
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Abstraction-Création
- Georges Vantongerloo, SXR/3, 1936
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Action Painting
- Jackson Pollock, Head, 1941
- Franz Kline, Sabro, 1956
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Body Art
- Cindy Sherman, Untitled (Film Still Nº37), 1979
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Constructivism
- El Lissitzky, Kestnermappe Proun, Rob. Levnis and Chapman GmbH Hannover, 1923
- Aleksandr Rodtsjenko, Portrait V. Majakowski, 1924
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Cubism
- Albert Gleizes, Woman and Child, 1927
- Pablo Picasso, Tête de Femme, c.1909
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De Stijl
Piet Mondrian, Tableau (yellow, black, blue, red and grey), 1923
- Vilmos Huszár, Untitled, 1924
- Georges Vantongerloo, Studies I, 1918
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Digital Art
- Robert Silvers, JFK, 5/6, 2002
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Experimental Art
- Ana Hatherly, O Pavão Negro, 1999
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Geometric Abstraction
- Nadir Afonso, Marcoule, 1962
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Kinetic Art
- Pol Bury, Mélangeur, 1961
- Alexander Calder, Black Spray, 1956
- Jean Tinguely, Indian Chief, 1961
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Minimal art
- Carl Andre, 144th Travertine Integer, 1985
- Richard Artschwager, Trunk, 1964
- Larry Bell, Vertical Gradient on the Long Length, 1995
- Anthony Caro, Fleet, 1971
- Dan Flavin, Untitled (Monument to Vladimir Tatlin), 1964
- Ellsworth Kelly, Yellow Relief with Blue, 1991
- Sol LeWitt, Eight Sided Pyramid, 1992
- Richard Serra, Point Load, 1988
- Frank Stella, Hagamatana II, 1967
- Agnes Martin, Untitled #5, 1989
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Neo-Expressionism
- Georg Baselitz, Blonde ohne Stahlhelm- Otto D. (Blonde Without Helmet - Otto D.), 1987
- Anselm Kiefer, Elisabeth von Österreich, 1991
- Gerhard Ritchter, Abstraktes Bild, 1987
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Neo-Plasticism
- Piet Mondrian, Composition of Yellow, Black, Bleu and Grey, 1923
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Neo-Realism
- Mário Dionísio, O Músico, 1948
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Op art
- Bridget Riley, Orient IV, 1970
- Victor Vasarely, Bellatrix II, 1957
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Photography
- Pepe Diniz, various works
- Jemima Stehli, various works
- Manuel Casimiro, Cidade 1, 1972
- Victor Palla, various works
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Photorealism
- Tom Blackwell, Gary's Hustler, 1972
- Robert Cottingham, Dr. Gibson, 1971
- Don Eddy, Toyota Showroom Window I, 1972
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Pop art
- Clive Barker, Fridge, 1999
- Peter Blake, Captain Webb Matchbox, 1962
- Jim Dine, Black Child's Room, 1962
- Richard Hamilton, Epiphany, 1989
- David Hockney, Picture Emphasizing Stillness, 1962
- Edward Kienholz, Drawing for the Soup Course at The She She Cafe, 1982
- Phillip King, Through, 1965
- Roy Lichtenstein, Interior with Restful Paintings, 1991
- Tom Wesselmann, Great American Nude #52, 1963
- Nicholas Monro, ???
- Claes Oldenburg, Soft Light Switches 'Ghost' Version, 1963
- Sigmar Polke, Bildnis Helmut Klinker, 1965
- Mel Ramos, Virnaburger, 1965
- James Rosenquist, F-111, 1974
- George Segal, Flesh Nude behind Brown Door, 1978
- Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup en various other works, 1965
- Evelyne Axell, L'Oeil de la Tigresse, 1964
- Mark Lancaster, various works
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Realism
- Philip Pearlstein, Two Figures, 1963
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Suprematism
- Kasimir Malevich, Suprematism: 34 Drawings, 1920
- Ljoebov Popova, various compositions
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Surrealism
- Eileen Agar, Snake Charmer, 1936
- Hans Bellmer, La Toupie, 1956
- Gerardo Chavez, Vogteren Fro Fortides Kaos, 1979
- Salvador Dalí, White Aphrodisiac Telephone, 1936
- Julio González, Femme au Miroir Rouge, Vert et Jaune, 1936
- André Masson, Eleusis, 1963
- Pablo Picasso, Femme dans un Fauteuil, 1929
- Man Ray, Café Man Ray, 1948
- Paule Vézelay, Les Ballons et les Vases, 1934
- Paul Delvaux, Le Bain des Dames chez George Grard (S. Idesbald), 1947
- Fernando Lemos, various works
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