Sentences with phrase «breakthrough painting»

In 1952 Frankenthaler created Mountains and Sea, a seminal, breakthrough painting of American abstraction.

She has an artistic breakthrough painting women who look like Lili and seeks solace with a handsome art dealer (Matthias Schoenaerts), a childhood friend of Einar's.

Tyler Green revisits a two part interview with Pepe Karmel co-curator of the 1998 MoMA Jackson Pollock Retrospective, about Pollock's monumental, breakthrough painting Mural, which is currently undergoing a well publicized conservation.

Her breakthrough painting, the work that established her artistic identity and announced the arrival of a major artist, is «Mountains and Sea» (1952), currently touring in an exhibition of Abstract Expressionist...

She went through a period of uncertainty, attracted to Abstract Expressionism, Futurism, and Georges Seurat before finding her own approach to abstraction in her breakthrough painting, Kiss, 1961, in which two large black shapes — one straight edged, one gently curved — almost meet, creating what the artist has called a «tiny visual flash.»

An encounter with Daniel Buren at his exhibition at Bortolami Gallery of his breakthrough paintings of 1966 and a new installation..

Mural, painted in 1943 for collector Peggy Guggenheim, was Pollock's largest work and in many ways his breakthrough painting.

Stuart Davis: In Full Swing passes over the artist's earliest efforts to begin in 1921 with his breakthrough paintings of tobacco packages.

As the breakthrough painting from Roy Lichtenstein says, right in its thought balloon, «Look, Mickey, I've hooked a big one.»

In 2001, Remington produced a breakthrough painting titled Eridan, which she says finally united the free - flowing gesturalism of both her very early and later work, with the more intense, emblematic, mechanistic, and sensuous aspects of the work by which she is best known.

His breakthrough painting, Look Mickey, 1961, is as light as it gets and its themes run through the painter's career: it conflates high and low culture, it contains text, it's a joke about seeing and not - seeing and it is, of course, painted entirely in red, yellow and blue.

Her breakthrough painting, the 1952 Mountains and Sea was inspired by a trip to Nova Scotia, which juts out into the Atlantic.

Tobey's breakthrough painting, Broadway (1935), is on display in Venice on a rare outing from the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

And I know which ones are breakthrough paintings» they're the ones I still like to look at.»

Greenan believes the art world has done the artist a disservice in focusing almost exclusively on her breakthrough paintings from the 1960s.

Ranging across Johns's entire career — from his breakthrough paintings of the 1950s, which paved the way for the subsequent development of Pop art and Minimalism, to his most recent work — the survey offers a rich overview of the visual and philosophical inquiries central to Johns's practice and illuminates his enormous impact on artistic developments following Abstract Expressionism.

The 29 works on view include her breakthrough painting «Mountains and Sea» that was said to change the course of abstract painting.

In the Philadelphia hanging, the fumbling surrealism of the early works does make «Onement I» look like a breakthrough painting.

Her breakthrough painting, the work that established her artistic identity and announced the arrival of a major artist, is «Mountains and Sea» (1952), currently touring in an exhibition of Abstract Expressionist painting.

For Whitten, who had previously worked in a more expressionist vein, these were breakthrough paintings that rival both Minimalism and Pop Art in one important way: they looked impersonal and objective.

But sometimes you're not ready to see the breakthrough paintings or can't tell how good they are.