African American artist, Winold Reiss, created this design.

Jacob Lawrence made "Shooting Gallery" in 1946.

Bob Thompson painted "Homage to Nina Simon", an acclaimed African American singer, in 1965.

The African American artist, Sam Gilliam, made this print ...

... as well as this print.

Betye Saar is the African American artist who made this work in 1989.

Betye Saar's daughter Alison Saar made this sculpture the same year.

Benny Andrews, another African American artist, made this print the same year.

Carrie Mae Weems, is the African American photographer who made this work.

Edward Hopper painted "Office at Night" in 1940.

Georgia O'Keeffe was a well-known Moderist artist of the early and mid 20th century.

O'Keeffe lived part of the year in New York City and part of the year in New Mexico.

She liked the shapes and forms of bones she found on her ranch near Taos, New Mexico.

Mark Rothko painted floating areas of color.

Helen Frankenthaler also painted colored shapes.

Aaron Siskind made this work in 1973.

Louise Nevelson assembled sculptures from found objects.

Nevelson unified her sculptures by painting them one solid color.

Nevelson made this sculpture later in her life.

Frank Stella made this painting is 1969.

George Segal's sculptures show us glimpses of everyday life.

Robert Rausenberg often used photographs from newspapers and magazines in his works.

Roy Lichtenstein borrowed comic strip printing techniques (outlines and dots) in his work.

Andy Warhol is famous for his works using images of celebrities, like this work with 16 images of Jackie Kennedy.

Warhol made this iconic image of Mariyln Monroe.

Warhol also showed us the everyday in his art.