Sentences with phrase «history of landscape painting»

The exhibition is accompanied by the catalogue Traveler Artists: Landscapes of Latin America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection, an authoritative volume on the early history of landscape painting in Latin America, edited by Dr. Katherine Manthorne.

In some works he treats the entire history of landscape painting almost as a found object; manipulating and cross-referencing styles and techniques from diverse periods and cultures, within a post-modernist fusion of abstract, trompe l'oeil and figurative imagery.

This exhibition is accompanied by the book Traveler Artists: Landscapes of Latin America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection, an authoritative volume on the early history of landscape painting in Latin America, edited by Dr. Katherine Manthorne, and will be available for purchase in the Museum shop.

There is a trickery of being enticed into the paintings through the whole nuance of the long history of landscape paintings, and the mastery of his technique, until we are trapped within the content of the work.

Recently, the artist has been contemplating about her relationship with the natural world and the history of landscape painting in Canada.

I have to mention that I was lauded at first for making ironic paintings referencing the history of landscape painting, and I just kept my mouth shut.

In the autumn of 2009, Hockney saw the Turner and the Masters exhibition at Tate Britain, which inspired him to make a further exploration of the history of landscape painting.

The exhibition celebrates this new acquisition, explores Durand's significant contribution to the history of landscape painting in the United States, and features several major works from both public and private collections.

Already laden with traces of personal and corporeal histories, this found bedding is transformed by the artist into works that engage the history of landscape painting.

There are roots of such preoccupations to be found in the history of landscape painting, of course, but the moving image is bound to reality, registering its traces in a way painting can not.

Tracing the history of the landscape painting from ancient worlds up to the present day, this richly illustrated book follows the development and evolution of the medium from Albrecht Dürer and Rubens, through Constable and Winslow Homer, to Monet, Rousseau, Georgia O'Keeffe and David Hockeny.

Accents of small cobalt blue triangles and dots intermingle with the outlines of lightly traced hurdles; it is these that ground the picture in the history of landscape painting, as they interrupt the fluid swathes of pastel brushstrokes to demarcate spatial distance and establish a foreground that would otherwise be intangible.

You are very aware of the trajectory and the history of landscape painting.

The result is a panorama that playfully captures the landscape around Lake Walchen, but also the history of landscape painting and the associated idea of a «landscape of the soul.»

Griffith, 40, who is also a curator and faculty member at Cornish College of the Arts, describes Sightings, his December exhibition of new works at G. Gibson Gallery, as «conceived in conversation with the history of landscape painting, notions of the sublime and reports of unexplained phenomenon in contemporary society.»

In her latest body of work, MacFarlane re-investigates her relationship to the Canadian landscape and the history of landscape painting through her bold and colourful compositions.

Their press release claims that the paintings are «laden with traces of personal and corporeal histories,» that are «transformed by the artist into works that engage the history of landscape painting.»

«I'm especially sensitive,» Wilder says, «to the notion that much of the history of landscape painting — and, by extension, paintings about catastrophic events in the landscape — has to do with hyperbolizing a sense of place and inviting drama into our everyday lives.»

Though at first these works appear abstract and indebted to the aesthetic rigors of minimalism, they also subtly evoke the history of landscape painting.

The history of landscape painting is about male domination.

Taken together, these images constitute an encyclopedic compendium of contemporary visual culture that also engages the history of landscape painting.

Nelson's majestic landscapes do not depict actual, specific places, but rather are an amalgamation of experience and image.Her luminous and haunting works of art occupy a unique place in the history of landscape painting, one that is distinctly female and revisionist.

Aho has long been interested in the history of the landscapes he paints, and in the early 2000s he began visiting historic battlefields.

Almond's full - moon images recall a history of landscape painting, a reference reinforced by the fact that he commenced the series by photographing places such as Cézanne's Mont Saint Victoire, Constable's Flatford Mill in Suffolk, and areas where Caspar David Friedrich and John Ruskin were inspired.

One can't help but think of painters in the history of landscape painting who have created a similarly powerful sense of mood.