Unique framing and color composition lend a poetic ambience to Saul Leiter’s photography.

Ruth Asawa's intricate, undulating wire sculptures create wonder by balancing meticulous structure with a dynamic lightness.

Carlo Scarpa's edited but impressive body of work carefully balances a reverence for history with a modernist point of view.

With an innate sensitivity for composition, color and tone, Morandi’s signature still life oil paintings exquisitely balance nostalgia and modern abstraction.

In Quarries, Edward Burtynsky captures the wide expanse and beauty of the materials used to build the world around us, inspiring a deeper look into the origins of the products that enrich our lives.

In her seminal book, On Weaving, Albers poetically meditates on the art of weaving and its implications for modern design.

Constantin Brancusi captured the true essence of his subjects through his pure, resonant work.

The furniture of Mario Milana is a thoughtful exploration of form and ease.