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Paul Rand, Running Dog, 1969Against an off white background, a red irregular rectangle dominates the majority of the sheet, its upper and lower edges intentionally cut off. Within this distinctive shape, a lively fox is depicted in negative space, featuring black stripes, a coiled black tail, intense black eyes, and a nose colored in vivid blue. The fox seems adorned with a yellow wooden box, embellished with horizontal black stripes, while black dots accentuate the left and

the credits racing up and down what eventually becomes a high-angle shot of a skyscraper in Hitchcock's North by Northwest

and several prints of the iconic image

Billy Wilder

Miró transports viewers to a surreal landscape where reality and fantasy converge

which is characteristic of his unique artistic approach

it is one of several works painted on the reverse side of an earlier study featuring peasants

Iconic reproduction of the Vincent van Gogh's Self-portrait with grey felt hat

and organic forms

and the disjointed text that races together and apart in Psycho

its upper and lower edges intentionally cut off

of the Bauhaus Design school from 1919 in Germany

including the color lithographs by Mourlot Frères