Works by: Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Allegory of Innocence
1956, Museum of Modern Art, New York

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
American Rabbit
c. 1945-1946, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Blue Soap Bubble
1949-1950, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
The Caliph of BagDAD
c. 1954, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Caravaggio Boy
c. 1950, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Cassiopeia #3
c. 1963, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Central Park Carrousel-1950, In Memoriam
c. 1950, Museum of Modern Art, New York

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Chinese Bottle
1933, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Chocolate Menier
c. 1949, Grey Art Gallery, New York

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Deserted Perch
1949, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
A Dressing Room For Gille
1939, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
For Juan Gris No. 7
c. 1954, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
For Trista
c. 1969, Art Institute of Chicago

   

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Habitat Group for a Shooting Gallery
1943, private collection

   

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
The Heart on the Sleeve (Rooster)
1972, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Homage to Juan Gris
c. 1953-1954, Philadelphia Museum of Art

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Homage to Tamara Toumanova
1940, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
An Image for Two Emil(y)ies
c. 1954, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Juan Gris Cockatoo No. 4
c. 1953-1954, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
A Keepsake For John Donne
c. 1938, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
La Croisée, The Casement Window: Vermeer's Secret
1969, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Laundry Boy's Change
c. 1964, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Le Souper Fin
c. 1944-1945, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
L'Egypte de Mlle Cléo de Merode: Cours Élémentaire d'Histoire Naturelle
1940, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Medici Prince: Object
1943, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Medici Princess
c. 1952, Hirshhorn Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Medici Princess
c. 1950-1952, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Medici Slot-Machine: Object
1942, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Museum
c. 1945-1948, Menil Collection, Houston

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Naples
c. 1942, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
New Fairy Tales
1948, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Object: Les Abeilles ont Attaque le Bleu Celeste Pale
1940, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Object: Soap Bubble Set
1941, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Object: Tower of Babel and Children of Israel
1938, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Observatory: Corona Borealis Casement
1950, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Palace
1943, Menil Collection, Houston

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Pantry Ballet (for Jacques Offenbach)
1942, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Paolo and Francesca
1943-1948, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
A Parrot for Juan Gris
1953-1954, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Penny Arcade Machine
1950, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Pharmacy
1946, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Renee Jeanmaire in La Belle au Bois Dormant
1949, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Setting for a Fairy Tale
1942, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Soap Bubble Set
1949-1950, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Soap Bubble Set
1948, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Soap Bubble Set: Objects
1947-1948, Gatodo Gallery, Tokyo

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Solomon Islands
1940-1942, private collection

   

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
A Swan Lake for Tamara Toumanova (Homage to the Romantic Ballet)
1946, Menil Collection, Houston

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
The Taglioni Bouquet
1969, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Taglioni's Jewel Casket
1940, Museum of Modern Art, New York

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
The Tiara
1966-1967, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Tiare Tirassée
1939, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Toward the Blue Peninsula: for Emily Dickinson
c. 1953, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Trade Winds #2
c. 1958, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
The Uncertainty Principle
c. 1966, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled
1936-1939, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled
c. 1930-1940, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled
c. 1930-1940, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (after Magritte's Time Transfixed, 1932)
1965, Israel Museum, Jerusalem

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Andromeda)
c. 1965, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Ants with Playing Cards)
c. 1930-1940, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Aviary with Drawers)
1949, private collection

   

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Bead Game)
1938, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Bébé Marie)
c. 1930-1940, Museum of Modern Art, New York

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Bird)
1948, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Blue Sand Box with Starfish)
c. 1952, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Blue Sand Fountain)
c. 1953, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Butterfly Habitat)
c. 1940, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Cage)
1949, Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Cockatoo with Watch Faces)
c. 1949, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Crystal Palace)
c. 1949, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Doll Habitat)
c. 1955, c.1962, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Double-Layer Sand Box with Skull)
c. 1946, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Dovecote)
c. 1953, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Fanny Ward)
1945, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (First Collage in a Long Time)
1959, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Great Horned Owl with Harvest Moon)
c. 1942, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Harlequin)
1935-1938, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Homage to Blériot)
c. 1956, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Hôtel de l'Étoile)
c. 1958, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Medici Princess)
c. 1948, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Medici Princess)
1952, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Napoleonic Cockatoo)
c. 1949, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Owl)
1945-1946, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Penny Arcade Portrait of Lauren Bacall)
c. 1945-1946, Art Institute of Chicago

   

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Pink Palace)
c. 1946-1948, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Porthole Cage)
1949, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Rattle and Music Box)
c. 1955, Menil Collection, Houston

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Rooster)
c. 1971, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Sagittarius, Scorpio, and Lupus Constellations)
c. 1934, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Satie and Ravel)
1968-1969, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Solar Set)
c. 1956-1958, private collection

   

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Tamara Toumanova)
c. 1940, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Tamara Toumanova)
c. 1940, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Weather Prophet)
1949-1951, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Window Facade)
c. 1951, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Untitled (Yellow Sand Fountain)
c. 1955, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Variétés Apollinaires (For Guillaume Apollinaire)
c. 1953, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Webern's Room: Mathematics and Music
1964-1967, private collection

 

Joseph Cornell [American, 1903 – 1972]
Where Does the Sun Go a Night?
c. 1964, private collection