Recent Acquisitions
Gustav Klimt
Woman with Fur Collar, 1897
Unidentified artists
Eucharistic Urn in the Form of a Pelican, circa 1760
Unidentified artists
Pax with the Assumption and Coronation of the Virgin, circa 1575-1578
Manjunath Kamath
Vikatonarva, 2024
Jean Béraud
Parisian Street Scene: Boulevard des Capucines, circa late 1897-early 1898
Ladi Kwali
Water jar, circa 1962
On view, Broad Contemporary Art Museum
Unknown
Pair of Woman's Slippers, 1900-1940
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Maryli (Young Woman with Bouquet of Carnations), 1918-1919
Joan Mitchell
East Ninth Street, 1956
Piet Mondrian
Composition in White, Red, and Yellow, 1938
Pablo Picasso
La Femme à la résille, 1949
Albrecht Dürer
Knight, Death, and the Devil, 1513
Jackson Pollock
No. 15, 1950
Käthe Kollwitz
Self-Portrait, 1926-1936
Henri Matisse
Jeannette I, 1910
Frantisek Kupka
Irregular Forms: Creation, 1911
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René Magritte
The Treachery of Images (This is Not a Pipe) (La trahison des images [Ceci n'est pas une pipe]), 1929
Mikhail Larionov
Dancing Soldiers, 1909-1910
On view, Resnick Pavilion
Leonhard Beck
The Siege of a Town
Félix-Hilaire Buhot
Une Matinée d'Hiver au quai de l'hôtel de Dieu, 1876
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Divan Japonais, 1892-1893
Paul Cézanne
Still Life With Cherries And Peaches, 1885-1887
Edgar Degas
Woman Drying Herself, after 1888
Claude Monet
Nympheas, circa 1897-1898
Kikukawa Eizan
Aimi of Maru Ebiya, 19th century
Auguste Rodin
Danaïd, first modelled 1885-1889, this cast 1967 (Musée Rodin 4/12)
Jim Dine
Woodcut Bathrobe, 1975
Pierre Bonnard
Le Pont du Carrousel à Paris, circa 1903
Mesoamerican artists channeled the creative forces of the cosmos to recreate it in miniature, painting, sculpting, and carving powerful images that testify to the world’s creation. The works in this collection, from ceramic cups to stone monuments, architectural models to incense burners, embody cosmic narratives and their protagonists.
In advance of the grand opening of the David Geffen Galleries, the L.A. Times visited the museum and recommended its must-see works. Their April 8, 2026, review noted that the seventeen essential works “demonstrate how the galleries’ radical approach reshapes how we encounter familiar masterworks.”
