Lynda Benglis

American, born 1941

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  • ""

    On Screen

    Lynda Benglis

    1972

    Single-channel video with sound, black-and-white, 7:45 minutes  Accession ID  2020.5.3

    Not on view
  • ""

    Document

    Lynda Benglis

    1972

    Single-channel video with sound, black-and-white, 6:08 minutes  Accession ID  2020.5.2

    Not on view
  • The sculpture is an elongated, vertical form with an abstract texture. It features a series of protrusions varying in size and shape, with an uneven and rugged surface. The color palette consists of shades of red, yellow, pink, and brown. The material appears to be a mixture, possibly resin or similar, creating a waxy or glossy finish. The sculpture's dimension and positioning on the wall highlight its intricate details, making it appear tactile and inviting close observation to appreciate colors and textures.

    Untitled

    Lynda Benglis

    1971

    Purified pigmented beeswax, dammar resin, and gesso on particle board  Accession ID  1991.241.31

    Not on view
  • The sculpture is an elongated oval form with a textured surface resembling layers or striations. It features earthy tones such as mossy green, hints of rust orange, and muted blue along the edges. The material creates a reflective and uneven surface. The vertical orientation and textured layers give it a dynamic appearance, suggesting organic growth or geological stratification. Positioned on a white background, it stands out with a three-dimensional effect, highlighting its intricate surface details.

    Untitled

    Lynda Benglis

    1968-1971

    Purified pigmented beeswax, dammar resin, and gesso on particle board  Accession ID  1991.241.30

    Not on view
  • The image displays fluid, swirling lines and shapes forming an abstract pattern. The composition features a colorful, painterly splash with hues of orange, green, and black blending seamlessly. The arrangement of colors and shapes resembles the patterns seen in natural formations such as agate stones or marbled paper.

    Untitled

    Lynda Benglis

    1968

    Poured pigmented latex  Accession ID  2016.11.2

    Not on view
  • This image features elongated rectangular shapes dominating the composition, each stretching vertically with a slightly uneven texture. The coloration includes a gradient of yellows with hints of red and black. A bold splash of red is present on the left side. Blurred lines and dripping elements add an organic touch.

    Untitled

    Lynda Benglis

    1967-1968

    Pigmented beeswax and damar resin with spray enamel on wove paper  Accession ID  2007.6.92

    Not on view
  • This rectangular, tangerine-orange panel has rounded corners and a black dot at the center. It hangs on a dove gray wall and is about three times as tall as it is wide. The surface appears streaked with golden yellow where light reflects off some areas of the wax, especially in the top half.

    1st Wax Work

    Lynda Benglis

    1966

    Purified pigmented beeswax, dammar resin, and powdered aniline dye on masonite  Accession ID  2016.11.4

    Not on view
  • The image shows an abstract surface with subtle lines and textures. The canvas has a rectangular shape with a raised border. The texture appears like a layered, weathered wall with variations in beige and peach hues. Faint linear shapes crisscross the canvas.

    Wax Painting

    Lynda Benglis

    1966

    Encaustic on canvas  Accession ID  2007.6.93

    Not on view

  • In the Beginning

    Lynda Benglis

    1966

    Encaustic on canvas  Accession ID  2007.6.89

    Not on view