(1) In his untitled work from 2000, the artist runs around and around a room full of Victorian-era paintings in the Leeds City Art Gallery.(2) Rather, they cook and eat on separate fires, she at the front (with women, children and untitled men) and he at the rear of the hut.(3) In that sense I believe everyone knows a lot about art instinctively, and that's why all my work is untitled and there's no artist's statement.(4) You're the daughter of untitled gentry, holding little to no social status.(5) The romance writer signed a two-book deal with her at Avon trade paperbacks for What a Fool Believes and a second untitled book.(6) An untitled work from 1974, measuring 7 by 3 1/2 by 134 inches, was shown at the Serralves.(7) Her untitled work, made from mixed media on aluminium, is one of seven up-and-coming artists' works on view at the Form Gallery's group summer exhibition.(8) Two men in cotton field costume, blacked up and gloved, paraded foolishly behind a third, as equally painted about the face, but dressed up fancier than any untitled lord you'd meet up in Washington at that time.(9) An untitled work from 1948 looked as though a young artist in Williamsburg could have painted it last week.(10) Harry looks around at the old, moldy, untitled , creepy books, and is frightened.(11) An untitled work of 1962 is composed of overlapping triangles and rectangular bands of thick, fleshy paint which bulges over the edges as if it might slide right off the canvas.(12) It was a brief revolt, but it led her to marry the untitled captain and a remarkable insistence that their children Peter and Zara would not receive titles.(13) Another contemporary art reference occurs here, in an untitled work; blocks of yellow and green stripes separated by black hark back to Sol LeWitt's early grid patterns.(14) He is currently working on a book, untitled as yet, which will focus on the leadership development of historic individuals and how their efforts compare and contrast to the modern world.(15) Two untitled narrow white vertical compositions from around 1959 at Dia have even less representational reference.(16) The tableau recalls his untitled work of 2001 that also features a white buck, rubbing the velvet from his rack against a polyurethane cast of a Persian rug.
