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A
gallery devoted to European and American art of the first half
of the 20th century showcases a number of notable modernist works.
The gallery is home to the museum’s Paul Cézanne
painting Two Apples on a Table, about 1895-1900, American
sculptor William Zorach’s direct carving Tiger, Tiger,
about 1943, and Constantin Brancusi’s revolutionary sculpture
Mademoiselle Pogany I, 1913, as well as changing selections
of works from the half century that saw so many revolutionary
and influential developments in art. Other works often on view
in this gallery are by Picasso and Chagall.
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