Sentences with phrase «by mechanical reproduction»

Guyton questions the value of artistic skill in age when Abstract Art is proliferated by mechanical reproduction.

Not exact matches

Therefore, reproduction, modification, storage in a retrieval system or retransmission, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical or otherwise, for any reason, is strictly prohibited without prior written permission.

Perhaps there were no virtues, unless jumping at pin - pricks was a virtue, and humanity only a mechanical donkey led on by the iron carrot of love, through the pointless treadmill of reproduction.

Except for legitimate excerpts customary in review or scholarly publications that fully cite the source material, no part of this Web site may be copied or reproduced by any means, electronic or mechanical, or any other means yet to be developed, without the express written permission of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Office of Rights and Reproductions.

Continuing to investigate the boundary between mechanical and manual reproduction, he works with appropriated images of vintage photographs, deftly mimicking the Xerox aesthetic by hand, using only carbon pencil, charcoal and acrylic.

Created by layering thickly painted areas with fragments of found maps, the composition mixes mechanical reproductions with tactile brushwork to yield a central circular form edged by both paint and paper.

However intuitively, Naples» soul and its proverbial energy look exploited, even frustrated by Guyton's action of mechanical reproduction.

Whereas members of this movement draw inspiration from mass media, Thiebaud paints on the basis of his own memories, and his loose brush strokes are miles away from the mechanical, hard - edge reproductions by artists like Andy Warhol.

Some critics, particularly those preoccupied with terminal progress, narrow the view further and describe his brushstrokes of hardened encaustic as the bridge between Abstract Expressionism's volatile brushwork and Andy Warhol's use of mechanical reproduction, the latter cited by many experts as signaling the death of painting.

However, unlike Pop artists such as Andy Warhol and James Rosenquist, Thiebaud worked from life, not from media images, and his engagement was evident in his loose brushstroke, whereas a hard - edge painting style, signifying mechanical reproduction, was preferred by many Pop artists.

He thrived on the increasing confusion between high art and progressive popular culture and the challenge to conventional methods of painting by the techniques of mechanical reproduction.

In three ink drawings, Sietsema has manually duplicated the process of mechanical reproduction, copying pages of The New York Times by hand - rendering each typographic mark.

For now, I'll note that mechanical «reproduction» of figures produced by archived data using the original study's R script hardly constitutes «independent verification» (a point made very eloquently by Horatio).