Not exact matches
This results in a diagrammatic structure in which different perspective axes, with the added vectors of distance and proximity, are applied to the equation of landscape and laboratory, representing both
pictorial and
abstract elements as contemporaneous and equivalent.»
An early 20th - century school of painting and sculpture in which the subject matter is portrayed by geometric forms without realistic detail, stressing
abstract form at the expense of other
pictorial elements largely by use of intersecting often transparent cubes and cones.
The dominant
pictorial element is the Union Jack, itself an internationally familiar,
abstract, geometric pattern and a socially and politically charged symbol whose significance spans the cultural spectrum from contemporary fashion to aggressive national pride.
His early landscapes, portraits and still lifes were characteristic for their dark palette, but soon his style became distinguished from
pictorial elements and by 1950 he considered himself as an
abstract painter.
The crackling, pentimenti, and blushed varnishes that Purdy has created on the surface of the paintings may be seen to be formal
elements in the
pictorial language, referring to the role of surface and mark in twentieth - century
abstract painting.
Although he borrowed
elements from a number of
abstract art movements, he developed his own
pictorial language.
In her catalogue essay, Poddar provided partial explanation for suggestive
pictorial elements in Gaitonde's abstractions by citing a specialist in South Asian art, critic Richard Bartholomew, who maintained that traditional Indian miniatures were not purely figurative, but were composed of literary and
abstract elements.4 Gaitonde then might have been alluding to our necessity to «see» something in the picture, even when there is nothing objective or graphic there because, intuitively, we attempt to make sense out of unfamiliar patterns trying to connect them with what we already know.