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Dan Budnik

David Smith with Volton XVIII, Terminal Iron Works, Bolton Landing, New York, March, 1963

Bebe and Crosby Kemper Collection

Herman Cherry 10 Cooper Square studio, New York - 1968

Ellsworth Kelly Betty Parsons Gallery, New York, November - 1963

Helen Frankenthaler New York - 1968, with 'Summer Banner'

Helen Frankenthaler and Alexander Liberman in her East 83rd Street studio, New York - 1967, with GUIDING RED

Ellsworth Kelly Betty Parsons Gallery New York - November 1963, with 'White Blue', 1963

George Segal "chicken farm" studio, Brunswick, New Jersey - 1965

David Smith Terminal Iron Works Bolton Landing, New York 1962, with TWO-WING CIRCLE and UNTITLED

Louise Bourgeois with work from her PERSONAGES series, 347 W. 20th Street, New York - 1965

Isamu Noguchi working on THE SKY, Long Island City, New York - 1964

Mark Rothko 1485 First Avenue Studio, New York - 1964

Isamu Noguchi Long Island City studio, New York - 1964

Lee Bontecou with UNTITLED wall relief, Wooster Street Studio, New York - 1964

Louise Nevelson, Grand Central Gallery, New York, with "CATHEDRAL I"...,1958

Jasper Johns creating 'Numbers,' New York - 1964

Louise Nevelson Murray Hill studio, New York - 1958

Jasper Johns with Flags Leo Castelli Gallery, New York - 1958

Marisol Escobar West 10th Street, New York - 1958 - with THE HUNGARIANS

Larry Bell with a 'CUBE' sculptuer and 'The Tank,' his first high vacuum-chamber coater, 333 E. 10th Street studio, New York - 1966

Jasper Johns 340 Riverside Drive apartment, New York - 1964

Jasper Johns with 'Target With Plaster Casts' and 'Target With Four Faces,' at the Ernst Haas studio, East 71st Street, New York - 1958

John Chamberlain Cerry Gordo Compound Santa Fe, New Mexico - 1966

Robert Rauschenberg Pearl Street studio, with 'Charlene,' left and 'Monogram,' New York - 1958

Philip Guston with palette Maverick Road studio, Woodstock, New York - 1964

Roy Lichtenstein behind Ben-Day screen, West 26th Street studio, New York - 1964

Peter Krasnow, Tropico studio, Los Angeles - 1970 - with early self-portrait

Reuben Nakian 30 Park Row studio, Stamford, Connecticut - 1965

Roy Lichtenstein with his sons, David and Mitchell, West 26th Street studio, New York - 1964, with WE ROSE UP SLOWLY

Philip Guston, Maverick Road studio, Woodstock, New York - 1964

Robert Rauschenberg with component of ORACLE 809 Broadway studio, New York - 1964

Richard Stankiewicz with 'GIRL WITH LONG HAIR,' 647 Broadway studio, New York - 1958

Stuart Davis West 67th Street studio, New York - 1964, with BLIPS and IFS

Alexander Calder Roxbury, Connecticut studio 1965

Alexander Calder, Sculpture field, Roxbury, Connecticut - 1965

Claes Oldenburg sitting on 'Foot Cone,' 404 East 14th Street, New York - 1966

Claes Oldenburg with WHITE SHIRT WITH BLUE TIE, Ray Gun MFG. Co. studio, 107 E. 2nd Street, New York - 1965

Dan BudnikAmerican, 1933–2020