Sentences with phrase «classicism in»

Turner Monet Twombly will allow Turner and Monet to be seen within a contemporary context, while demonstrating the strong lure of classicism in the painting and sculpture of Twombly.

Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, Exhibition: The Mythic Method: Classicism in British Art 1920 - 1950, 22 October 2016 - 19 February 2017 - # 5,000

McGill - Queen's University Press, Montreal, Publication: Then and Now: Collecting and Classicism in Mid-Eighteenth-Century England, J.M. Coutu, Spring 2015 - # 2,000

Rossetti and Brown are two of the three founding members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood (PRB) that, piqued by religious and Romantic fervor in mid-19th-century Victorian England, renounced classicism in favor of the flattened mystery of quattrocento painting.

«He was working inside the tension that existed between the Classicism in which he was trained as a child and the abstraction and directness he saw in African art,» said Zugazagoitia.

Showing the film's canny admixture of a very modern, almost experimental sensibility with a sense of classicism in the period, location and fidelity to the text, the trailer gives a great impression of the enormous strength and boldness of Kurzel's fresh imagining of this archetypal, elemental story.

There's some classicism in «Speed»...»

Not exact matches

While it is regrettable that he never made his peace with Italian classicism» one wonders what Cram might have learned from the delicate austerity of Florentine arcades or the freewheeling geometric brilliance of Borromini» his early embrace of the Mexican Baroque (spurred by his partner Goodhue), his late interest in the Iberian Renaissance, and his numerous forays into American colonial revival show he was no mere Gothic fanatic.

In more recent times, neo-classical theism (Whiteheadian process philosophy and theology) has reacted against the remote, transcendent, immutable and uninvolved God of classicism by making God totally immanent as evolving Deity.

Jesus was portrayed in the naturalistic manner of Hellenistic, pagan classicism.

In the history of art the attempt to achieve realism virtually as an end in itself is a minority report, Greco - Roman classicism and the Renaissance being the lone exampleIn the history of art the attempt to achieve realism virtually as an end in itself is a minority report, Greco - Roman classicism and the Renaissance being the lone examplein itself is a minority report, Greco - Roman classicism and the Renaissance being the lone examples.

Indeed in Western Christendom today it has in certain respects become more widespread than in the eras of the Enlightenment, Classicism, and Romanticism.

We would be challenged to guess their year of purchase since they are all so relevant, beautiful and, can I say, beautifully balanced in classicism and edge.

Tea is served, as poised in her hotel suite with ladylike classicism, she wears FLAXELY, a bootie in black suede which criss - crosses its way over the foot and up to the ankle in a perfect slim fit.

Wanderlust: Rebirth blends classicism and innovation, resulting in a truly excellent cooperative RPG.

Frankenheimer's reverence for the work of Wyler and Welles links him to the classicism of the late studio era, and yet in retrospect The Gypsy Moths and I Walk the Line anticipate the style and the concerns of the American New Wave.

The film is rooted in Hollywood classicism, populated with idiosyncratic characters who have plenty of room to speak and interact in between the action / horror set pieces.

It's a gloriously written film, with jokes that are crafted rather than excavated from reams of on - set improvisation1; the success of the punchlines is scattershot and up for debate (connoisseurs of the Borscht belt should find much to admire, but a rehash of Lloyd's lovesick daydream flatlines, due in no small part to an overestimation of the comic chops and kitsch appeal of Honey Boo - Boo's mom), yet there is something bracing about its structural classicism after the last few years of watching the Church of Apatow whack off.

In fact, it's a beauty, at every level a model of the American classicism he has worshipped all along but never personally managed to get outside of quotation marks — till now.

Such identification is entirely in order, for movie classicism lies at the heart of the film's extraordinary purity and power.

Students critique several dramatic works in terms of other aesthetic philosophies (such as the underlying ethos of Greek drama, French classicism with its unities of time and place, Shakespeare and romantic forms, India classical drama, Japanese kabuki, and others)

In 1998, under the leadership of Executive Director Steve Jubb, BayCES changed its name to the Bay Area Coalition for Equitable Schools to emphasize our focus on addressing disparities among student groups that we believe arise from racism, classicism, language bias, and other forms of systemic bias.

More money will buy magnetorheological dampers and carbon - ceramic front rotors, and the Drive Select system lets you personalize traits such as steering effort, throttle response, shift speed, damping calibration, torque split, and exhaust note, the latter varying in intensity from Wagner classicism to Kraftwerk rock to Ramstein Air Force Base.

I thought the overall design was great; really innovative in its retro classicism compared to most book covers you see these days.

In Riga, walk through the Art Nouveau Quarter and the Old Town - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - with a variety of architectural styles — romanticism, gothic, baroque, classicism, and modernism.

This uniquely Spanish architecture was widely used in public buildings of post-war Spain and is rooted in international classicism as exemplified by Albert Speer or Mussolini's Esposizione Universale Roma.

Numerous local classical styles developed, such as Palladian architecture, Georgian architecture and Regency architecture in the English - speaking world, Federal architecture in the United States, and later Stripped Classicism and PWA Moderne.

Designed by Miami - based design firm Saladino Design Studios, AQ Chop House was inspired by a throwback to mid-century European design, culminating in a cross between the bold, modern designs of the 1970s and the quieter style of 19th century Italian residential classicism.

In keeping with the 21st century's art de vivre, this design hotel subtly mixes luxury with relaxation, classicism with modernity.

NEW YORK «Painters & Poets»; «Chaos and Classicism»; Lawrence Weiner; Alfred Leslie / John Chamberlain; Lee Krasner; Joe Zucker; Lee Lozano; Pierre - Auguste Renoir; Charles Biederman; Jasper Johns; Rebecca Welz; «Two Modernists Revisited»; Frank Owen; Lucy Levene; Eve Sonneman; Jeff Gibson; Michelle Stuart; Stephen Mueller; Hiroyuki Doi NATIONAL Beverly Hills Mike Kelley Venice, California William Brice Scottsdale, Arizona Christian Bonnefoi Chicago Kiff Slemmons Washington, D.C. Alexis Rockman Philadelphia Ann Agee Portland, Oregon Yuji Hiratsuka Peekskill, New York «After the Fall» Baton Rouge, Louisiana Keith Sonnier INTERNATIONAL New Delhi Anish Kapoor London Rirkrit Tiravanija; Mat Collishaw; «Squaring the Circle» Berlin Carsten Höller Vienna Paloma Navares Brisbane, Australia «21st Century: Art in the First Decade»

In various combinations, the artist stacked cylinders, bowls, plates, and spouts, his innate classicism coming through once again.

Bordering on the amateur, Pousette - Dart undermines any classicism inherent in abstract art's utopian promise.

While there is an emphasis on the energy of the visible painted mark underpinning all of Manister's stylistic phases, this, in his own view, is always tempered by an engagement with modernist and postmodernist forms of classicism.

In unison, both artists had responded in visual terms with a modernist form of ClassicisIn unison, both artists had responded in visual terms with a modernist form of Classicisin visual terms with a modernist form of Classicism.

This conflation of classicism and the contemporary vernacular is reminiscent of Philip Guston's late painting, equally in debt to Quattrocento painting and the cultural landscape of mid-century America.

The vibrant colour contrasts that underlie the golden serenity of Severini's Paysage à Civray (Vienne)(1908), displayed on the wall facing the entrance to the exhibition, engage the viewer immediately in the dialogue between classicism and abstraction that the exhibition seeks to promote.

Working almost exclusively in his studio — nothing was ever left to chance — Mapplethorpe was a proponent of a formal classicism that had been all but forgotten during his lifetime.

What they do have in common is the intention to make painting new, strange and urgent, to cross the rigor of classicism with the rat - a-tat of Bebop.

DeLucia's sculpture is conceptually rooted in classicism; each work is a 21st century exercise in scale, line and perception where digital modeling meets manipulation of real material.

Instead of line and color, one had abstraction and action painting, intellect and spirit, Classicism and Romanticism — in short, a new sublime.

Fred Tomaselli indulges in decorative human wallpaper, and Robert Graham's small standing nude has his kitschy bronze classicism.

In an age of classicism, Gothic was a minority taste, so why did it attract the attention of significant patrons and leading architects and designers, from Christopher Wren to Robert Adam?

In the context of Picabia's skewed classicism, Katz's»70s muses — all with long, unkempt hair and split ends — looked like a disguised allusion to the Three Graces.

They do not push one back to contemplate their classicism and the place of abstract art in the museum.

Frowned upon by generations of art historians as the last expression of irrationality (as opposed to perfect perspective) the primitive painters played a pivotal role in bridging Medieval styles with the resurgence of classicism characteristic of Renaissance artists and architects.

In 1934, she and Lorser Feitelson issued the manifesto New Classicism.

Théodore Chassériau died young, as «the unknown Romantic,» but his short career took in Classicism, a foretaste of academic doldrums, and a hall of mirrors.

«Chaos and Classicism» sees his postwar Neoclassicism in everything from Magic Realism to collaboration.

«7 While the challenge of classicism may be to fit feeling into pre-existing forms, Hodgkin, as a Modernist working in the classical tradition, goes one step further.

Early Turner is very much of his time: a history and landscape painter in the first half of the 19th century, looking back to the classicism of Claude and the Dutch Golden Age tradition of sombre marine...