The following works of art in the Museum’s permanent collection will provide the inspiration for the table creations in Art of the Table. Twelve designers will each select one of the following works to inspire their interpretive tablescapes. Which ones will they choose? We’ll be kept in suspense until their creations are revealed on April 27, 2018!
Vassily Kandinsky Linie-Fleck |
Zun-shaped Vase Early Qing dynasty, 17th Century |
Bodhisattva of Compassion, Guanyin Jin dynasty (1115-1234) |
 Eugène Boudin
Abbeville: Église de Saint-Vulfran |
 Jehan-Georges Vibert
At the Breakfast Table |
 Jules Breton
The Pardon |
Claude Monet Villas in Bordighera |
Yinka Shonibare The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters |
Ernest Ange Duez Woman in Grey on Board Ship, Gazing at the Sea |
Jules Bastien-LePage The Ripened Wheat (Les Bles Murs) |
Head of Aphrodite Roman, 2nd century CE |
Aaron Morse The Kingdom of Nature |
Frederick Hammersley Growing Game |
Marc Chagall Jeune fille en marche (girl running) |
Wifredo Lam The Casting of the Spell |
Claude Monet Waterloo Bridge |
Kay Sage Second Song |
Richard Diebenkorn Woman and Checkerboard |
Cai Jia Zhong Kui the Demon Queller in Self-Admiration |
 Henri Rousseau
Castle in Moonlight (Le Donjon) |
 Roman, Libya1st Century CERelief of the Three Dancing Nymphs |
Santa Barbara Museum of Art Women's Board 