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Image Not Available for Rhythm 21 (1921), by Hans Richter, Lightplay: Black-White-Grey (1932) (excerpt), by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Site (1964) (excerpt), by Robert Morris and Stan VanDerkeej, and Linoleum (1967)(excerpt), by Robert Rauschenberg from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6
Rhythm 21 (1921), by Hans Richter, Lightplay: Black-White-Grey (1932) (excerpt), by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Site (1964) (excerpt), by Robert Morris and Stan VanDerkeej, and Linoleum (1967)(excerpt), by Robert Rauschenberg from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6
Image Not Available for Rhythm 21 (1921), by Hans Richter, Lightplay: Black-White-Grey (1932) (excerpt), by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Site (1964) (excerpt), by Robert Morris and Stan VanDerkeej, and Linoleum (1967)(excerpt), by Robert Rauschenberg from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6

Rhythm 21 (1921), by Hans Richter, Lightplay: Black-White-Grey (1932) (excerpt), by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Site (1964) (excerpt), by Robert Morris and Stan VanDerkeej, and Linoleum (1967)(excerpt), by Robert Rauschenberg from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6

Artist (American, born Ireland, 1928)
Artist (American, born Germany, 1888 – 1976)
Artist (American, born Hungary, 1895 – 1946)
Artist (American, 1925–2008)
Artist (American, 1931 – 2018)
Artist (American, 1927 – 1984)
Date1967
Period20th century
MediumFilm reel
DimensionsObject Size: 17 3/4 centimeters diameter
Credit LinePurchase with funds provided by the Foster Family Art Acquisition Fund
Object number2015.239.07
Curatorial DepartmentModern & Contemporary Art
_Place of OriginUnited States
Image Not Available for Nova Express (1964) (excerpts), by William Burroughs and Now the shadow of the southwest column, from Jealousy, by Alain Robbe-Grillet from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6
Nova Express (1964) (excerpts), by William Burroughs and Now the shadow of the southwest column, from Jealousy, by Alain Robbe-Grillet from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6
Brian O’Doherty
1967
Object number: 2015.239.04
Image Not Available for Translation of Jealousy (record excerpt) by Alain Robbe-Grillet, translated by Richard Howard from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6
Translation of Jealousy (record excerpt) by Alain Robbe-Grillet, translated by Richard Howard from Aspen, The Magazine in a Box, The Minimalism Issue, no. 5 + 6
Brian O’Doherty
1967
Object number: 2015.239.19
Portrait of Robert Frost
Portrait of Robert Frost
A. Mein
Object number: 1969.003
Robert [Boy in striped shirt seated on table]
Robert [Boy in striped shirt seated on table]
Mike Disfarmer
1956
Object number: 2015.165
Robert Frost
Robert Frost
Arnold Newman
1956
Object number: 2009.078
Princess Elinore from “Wizards”
Princess Elinore from “Wizards”
Ralph Bakshi
1981
Object number: 1984.008
Image Not Available for An Ecstatic Experience
An Ecstatic Experience
2015
Object number: 2020.015
Photo: Steven Probert
Gift Horse, Model for Fourth Plinth
Hans Haacke
2013
Object number: 2021.002
Photo: Jonathan Blake, Vermont
Rev. John Martin Thomas, President of Middlebury College, 1908–1921
Harold M. Brett
1945
Object number: 0.055
Photo: Jonathan Blake, Vermont
Rev. Paul Dwight Moody, President of Middlebury College, 1921–1942
Harold M. Brett
1945
Object number: 0.056
Ruleville, Mississippi from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement Gwen Gillon, a SNCC staff member from Alabama, conducts a literacy class during Freedom Summer, 1964.
Ruleville, Mississippi from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
Gwen Gillon, a SNCC staff member from Alabama, conducts a literacy class during Freedom Summer, 1964.
Danny Lyon
1964
Object number: 2001.010.28
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic party was created in 1964 as an alternative to the regular state parties, from which blacks were excluded. Eighty thousand people joined. Here people vote in Mississippi, most for the first time in their lives from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic party was created in 1964 as an alternative to the regular state parties, from which blacks were excluded. Eighty thousand people joined. Here people vote in Mississippi, most for the first time in their lives from the series Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
Danny Lyon
1964, printed later
Object number: 2015.147