Sentences with phrase «johns flag painting»

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* sourced quote: John's comment on his own exhibition of the «Flag, Target and Number» paintings in 1958 Sourced quotes of Jasper Johns (and his artist friend Robert Rauschenberg) are also placed on Wikiquote and the amount of quotes increases there every year.

The show has a Johns flag, a classic combine painting by Robert Rauschenberg, a sinister bundle in a wheelbarrow by Christo, a crushed automobile by John Chamberlain, and a filmic inventory by John Baldessari, but also fresh concern to diversity.

We are not going to see the main exhibition at the Aishti Foundation until tomorrow but we visit the «secret» Aishti storeroom to look at an installation by Lebanese artist Walid Raad, who has painted storage boxes with easily identifiable iconic works of modernism including Jasper John's flag and Kenneth Nolan's bulls eyes.

Similarly Robert Rauschenberg's «combine - paintings» and Jasper John's flag paintings of the mid-1950s are frequently cited as examples of proto - pop.

Reminiscent of Jasper John's 1955 White Flag painting, the artist duo said they wanted to carry the spirit of his work by drawing from aspects of everyday life.

He soon formed relationships with Robert Rauschenberg, John Cage, and Merce Cunningham and began to make paintings that appropriated popular iconography — the American flag, targets, numbers, and letters — quickly announcing himself an important new artist.

Awards and Commissions (Selected) 2017 Flag Commission, The Usher Gallery, Lincoln 2016 Wish You Were Here, Estuary Festival, Metal, Southend - on - Sea 2015 Nottingham Castle Open 2015 (Purchase Prize), Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Nottingham 2008 John Moores 25, Contemporary Painting Prize, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, UK

Later American Impressionist painters included: the Pittsburgh artist Mary Cassatt (1844 - 1926); the Bostonian Childe Hassam (1859 - 1935) best known for his «flag paintings»; the Munich - trained portraitist William Merritt Chase (1849 - 1916); J. Alden Weir (1852 - 1919) who excelled at landscape, still lifes and flower paintings; Theodore Robinson (1852 - 96), a close friend of Claude Monet; the Cincinnati artist John H Twachtman (1853 - 1902); Thomas Dewing (1851 - 1938) the interior and landscape painter, and follower of Aestheticism; and John Singer Sargent (1856 - 1925).

Remarking on Jasper John's Flag paintings and de Kooning's Woman, Clement Greenberg coined the term «homeless representation,» wherein the suggestion of a representational image is used to describe a partial space in a work that is still, by virtue of its goals, abstract.