In the collection of Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Aristodimos Kaldis immigrated to America from Greece and became a painter, lecturer, and left-wing activist in New York City. Absorbing Art shows a Black man sitting on a bench in what appears to be an art gallery or museum. The paintings on the walls behind him—a medieval religious panel and a modern abstraction—seem to reflect Kaldis's interest in the making connections between disparate cultural traditions.
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Henri Matisse — Seated Riffian (Le Rifain assis)
Hugh Mesibov — Byzantine Figure
Amedeo Modigliani — Pink Nude—Caryatid (recto); Caryatid (ve
Luigi Settanni — Marrakech
Geer van Velde — Seated Figure at Table
Morris Berd — Nature Study
Henri Matisse — Two Young Girls in a Red and Yellow Interior
Jules Pascin — Father, Mother, and Three Children
Georges Rouault — Two Ballet Girls
Jules Pascin — Two Women at a Circular Table
Chaim Soutine — Man in Blue (L'Homme en bleu)
Paul Cézanne — The Drinker (Le Buveur)