Humans really are heir to every possibility within themselves, and it is only up to us to admit it and accept it. You see, you can buy the whole world and you are empty, but when you create the whole world, you are full.
- Louise Nevelson®, Artist
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- Mirror-Shadow VIII, 1985, wood painted black, 114x105x39", Photo Courtesy of Pace Gallery, New York.
- Transparent Sculpture II, 1967-68, plexiglas, 31x16x7", Photo by Ellen Page Wilson, Courtesy of Pace Gallery, New York.
- Untitled, 1964, wood painted black, 103-3/4x130-3/4x20-1/2", Photo by Bill Jacobson, Courtesy of Pace Gallery, New York.
- Royal Tide II, 1961, wood painted gold, 88-1/8x64x12", Photo by Bill Jacobson, Courtesy of Pace Gallery, New York.
- Columns from "Dawn's Wedding Feast", 1959, wood painted white, 94-1/8x18x18" and 94-3/8x11x11", Photo by Ellen Page Wilson, Courtesy of Pace Gallery, New York.
- USPS Postage Stamps, ©2000 United States Postal Service, Louise Nevelson Photo by Arnold Newman / Courtesy of Getty Images, Design: Ethel Kessler, Art Director.