Photograph by Andreas Feininger—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images.

1950s painting by Richard Diebenkorn.

Our man Kline…via Arpeggia.

Photograph by Larry Fink.

Richard Diebenkorn

“Scissors” by Richard Diebenkorn (1959)

Through the end of the month there is a Wayne Thiebaud retrospective at Acquavella. Don’t miss it.

“Shoes Row” 1975

“Interior with View of the Ocean,” By Richard Diebenkorn (1957)

“Corner of Studio Sink,” By Richard Diebenkorn (1963)

Collage by Richard Diebenkorn

Franz Kline.

“Academy Theater (Inglewood, California),” By Julius Shulman (1940)

“Cantata #13,” By Robert Motherwell (1960)

Check out this photo gallery of the art world in the 1950s and ’60s over at Slate. What, not shots from the Cedar Tavern?

Wait, here’s one, I think. My uncle went to Cooper Union after he got out of the army in the mid-’50s and said he used to talk about the Yankees with Franz Kline, who was an Indians fan. Or was it the Brewers?

Pictures by Burt Glinn.

There’s a show of Diebenkorn prints at the Greenberg Van Doren Gallery on 5th avenue through the end of June.

Rothko.

“Untitled 51,” By Richard Diebenkorn (early 1950s)

“Untitled Drawing” By Richard Diebenkorn (1962)

Check out this beautiful gallery of Dorothea Lange’s photography over at Everyday I Show.

Two  sculptures of Magritte by Marisol Escobar