The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

1. 

   Cat. no. P 239

   Accommodations of Desire

   1929
2. 

   Cat. no. P 582

   Portrait of Berthe David-Weill

   1952
3. 

   Cat. no. P 681

   Corpus hipercubus (Based on the treatise on cubic form by Juan de Herrera, builder of the Escorial)

   c. 1954
4. 

   Cat. no. P 701

   Classic Copy of “The Lacemaker”

   c. 1955
5. 

   Cat. no. P 734

   Quasi-grey picture which, closely seen, is an abstract one; seen from two metres is the Sistine Madonna of Raphael; and from fifteen metres is the ear of an angel measuring one metre and a half; which is painted with anti-matter; therefore with pure energy

   1958