The Marie Eccles Caine Collection

The collection of the Marie Eccles Caine Foundation offers viewers the opportunity to see works by fascinating artists who are usually left out of twentieth-century surveys. The Caine Foundation seeks out key Western artworks that offer new twists on the story of twentieth-century American art. The core of the collection explores certain key art historical moments, as evidenced by healthy examples of Los Angeles Post-Surrealism, Santa Fe Transcendentalism, Bay Area Abstract Expressionism, and San Francisco Funk. Focusing on works made after 1920s, the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art has quickly become one of the most important repositories of modernist works made in the west.

		Ben Berlin, (1887-1939) Birds, Sky, Water, Grass, 1938 Casein on Firtex Gift: Kathryn C. Wanlass in memory of Ralph P. Wanlass
		Alexis Smith (1947- ) Holy Road, 1988 Mixed media collage with carved frame Gift: The Marie Eccles Caine Foundation
		Irving Norman (1910-1963) Blind Momentum, 1960 Oil on canvas Gift: The Marie Eccles Caine Foundation
		Henrietta Shore (1880-1963) Two Worlds, c.1921 Oil on canvas Gift: The Marie Eccles Caine Foundation.
		Agnes Pelton, American, 1881-1961 Nurture, 1940 Oil on Canvas Gift: The Marie Eccles Caine Foundation, 1988.25
		Lee Mullican, American, 1919-1998 The Ninnekah, 1957 Oil on Linen Gift: Marie Eccles Caine Foundation
		Edward Kienholz, 1927-1994 Lady, 1960 Mixed media, wood, plaster cast Gift: The Marie Eccles Caine Foundation