The artistic imitation of wood is frequently referred to as faux bois, the French term for «false wood» and its origins are traced back to the Renaissance period.
The pattern is
an artistic imitation of the leopard print.
Not exact matches
It's a strange feeling when you feel a film comes across like a neutered
imitation of a recognisable
artistic voice, only to realise come the end credits that the film's screenplay was actually written by that person.
(Fitting that Hooper evokes modern - day Argento, what with the
artistic decline
of both men similarly indicated by low - rent expressionism — a product
of self -
imitation.)
Drawing on the spectacular resources
of the Norton Simon collections, the exhibition explores the wealth
of aesthetic and conceptual
artistic strategies that challenge the shortsighted view
of still life as simply an art
of imitation.
Through this participatory project, Shrigley questions the cult
of artistic genius, plays with power and gender dynamics, and reveals the inevitable breakdown in representation between
imitation and imagination.
Imitation is at the very core
of the
artistic practice
of Cindy Sherman.
Jose Dávila's
artistic practice is located in the boundaries
of the homage,
imitation and critique.
Writing in The New York Times, Roberta Smith notes that something besides
imitation prevails in his work: «formal rigor, the personalizing effects
of scale and touch, faith in materials as carriers
of artistic meaning and, above all, hard - nosed, even hypercritical reverence.»
Here, Foster does not see the late - 20th - century reappearance
of artistic strategies such as the readymade or the monochrome as a case
of imitation or repetition, but rather as a productive reworking
of the original avant - garde.
Elizabeth A Brainard, «Innovation and
Imitation:
Artistic Advance and the Legal Protection
of Architectural Works» (1984) 70 Cornell L Rev 81.
It is an European interpretation and
imitation of Chinese and East Asian
artistic traditions and it first began appearing in Europe in the 17th century.