Sentences with phrase «in life magazine»

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He did not appear in Nina Leen's famous photograph of the group published in Life magazine on January 15, 1951, because he was living abroad.

Her paintings and biography were additionally featured in Life magazine and Newsweek at the end of the decade.

This statement resonates with the work of Geoffrey Farmer who excavates multifarious cultural histories, from the life of Frank Zappa and his Mothers of Invention, photographs in Life magazine between 1935 and 1985, Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame or Nabokov's 1962 novel Pale Fire, to the figure of Aloysius Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street.

It happened almost overnight as a result of a 4 - page spread in Life magazine (August 8, 1949) that posed the question, «Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?»

Nor did he appear in the defining photograph of the group, identified as the Irascibles, that ran in Life Magazine on Jan. 15, 1951, and included the usual suspects: Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning, Barnett Newman, Ad Reinhardt, et al., along with one female painter, Hedda Sterne.

He was strongly influenced by the Post-Impressionists and Abstract Expressionism, the latter through an article in Life magazine.

Nevelson appeared in a Life magazine spread posing with Moon Garden + One in 1958.

In 1951, the same year he was included in «The Irascibles» photograph in Life magazine, he moved his family to upstate New York where space was cheap and there was less distraction from his work.

He dwelled mostly outside popular consciousness, an invisible giant since the 1950s, because in 1951, the same year that Leen's famous photograph was published in Life magazine, the very moment that this group of young Americans were skyrocketing to international recognition, Pousette - Dart walked away from it all.

Many were first published in Life magazine upon the release of Ralph Ellison's award winning novel, which explored racial and social issues facing African Americans in the 20th century.

In Life Magazine, April 19, 1968, Alfredo Jaar deconstructs a renowned photograph of Martin Luther King's funeral that provides a stark visual essay on the racial prejudices that lead to King's assassination.

He has subsequently been identified in a LIFE Magazine photograph showing 70 of the artists taken at the time.

As one of few women painters to receive that level of exposure, Hartigan garnered significant press coverage and was featured in Life magazine in 1957 and Newsweek in 1959.

AB Besides the photograph in LIFE Magazine, wasn't there a more general association between you as Abstract Expressionists?

[3] The critical and financial success of the group would only come after a series of popularising articles in Life magazine, most notably a feature on Jackson Pollock in 1949 and the Irascibles article and photograph of 1951.

Ms. Sterne, who died in 2011 at 100, was best known during her lifetime — and to her dismay — for being the only woman in a photograph published in Life magazine in 1951 that depicted «The Irascibles,» a group of artists who had written a letter to the Metropolitan Museum of Art protesting «American Painting Today — 1950,» an exhibition that neglected the burgeoning New York School.

His age, in particular, afforded him this unique position, as he was the youngest member of the «Irascibles,» the core group of fifteen New York School painters publicized by Nina Leen's 1951 photograph in Life magazine.

For Bultman, who unfortunately missed his photo - op as one of «The Irascibles» (the group of Abstract Expressionist painters made famous by a 1951 photograph in Life magazine), the paradox in painting was bridging nature and art.

Next to Superman is Pearlstein's Merry - Go - Round, a painting that won him honors in a scholastic contest, was displayed in the Met, and was reproduced in color in Life magazine in 1941.

The creation of the painting — from blank canvas to completed work — is documented by photographer Bob Adelman over a period of five weeks; in February 1981 the photographs will be featured in an eleven - page color article in Life magazine entitled «Evolution of a Painting.»

Everybody was talking about «Jackson Pollock» — thanks largely to the four - page spread about him that had appeared in Life magazine late the previous year.

Consider the famous photograph of «The Irascibles» in Life magazine in 1951.

Rockets to widespread fame in 1949 following a four - page spread in LIFE magazine that asked, «Is he the greatest living painter in the United States?»

Along with John Updike, André Previn and Edward Albee, she was featured in Life magazine's 1962 «A Red - Hot Hundred» list of young movers and shakers.

Several of his photo essays that were published in Life magazine introduced millions of readers to ideas that challenged, as well as changed, the way they saw their nation and themselves.

A photograph of The Irascibles appeared in Life magazine and helped to generate acceptance of Abstract Expressionism and the first generation of American AbEx painters.

This was the 1980's answer to the 1951 photograph of «The Irascibles» appearing in Life magazine, Michael Halsband's decade - defining image of New York artists is printed here in its original reception context: a vintage invitation to the nightclub, Area, on May 8, 1985.

Race Riot, a 5 1/2 - foot - wide four - panel work in acrylic and ink on linen, repeats in red, white and blue an image published in Life magazine showing police dogs lunging at a black man during a 1963 demonstration in Birmingham, Ala..

On graduating, Rauschenberg moved to New York, where he attracted attention with silhouetted negatives made with blueprint paper, one of them illustrated in Life magazine.

The photo captures Ali after defending his title against Henry Cooper in London The black - and - white gelatin silver print is part of a series of images Parks took for the 1966 feature in Life magazine, but it wasn't published.

Through the sheer number of his motion photographs and their frequent publication in Life magazine, Mili revealed the mechanics of human kinetics to postwar society.

But while American Pop art rapidly reached a broad audience, its final accolade a ferociously condemnatory article in Life magazine, the British variant took longer to reach its audience.

His appearance in Life magazine, as well as an article titled, «Diebenkorn Paints a Picture» in ARTnews magazine, both published in 1957, further expanded the painter's influence.

The pictures were published in Life magazine in 1951; after that Mr. Rauschenberg was given his first solo show, at the influential Betty Parsons Gallery.

In 1961, Mallary's work was featured in Life magazine and the Museum of Modern Art exhibition Art of Assemblage.

Its publication featured Pollock's spread in Life magazine, and it invited Life to come document it as well.

Culter is credited with coining the phrase the Gay Nineties from a hugely popular series of drawings of scenes and people in 1890s America which he published in Life magazine beginning in 1925 and continuing for several years.

Hedda Sterne is famous for being the only woman in Life magazine's group portrait of abstract expressionists.

In 1953, he was part of a spread in Life Magazine devoted to artists in the Pacific Northwest.

Composed from amateur footage taken by Abraham Zapruder and subsequently published in Life magazine, Laing's shaped - canvas painting highlights the international fascination with America's cultural revolution and the ways in which it could shift the political landscape.

The color portfolio documenting the indignities of the Jim Crow South was published in Life magazine.

The subsequent media coverage of the protest and a now iconic group photograph, that appeared in Life magazine, gave them notoriety, popularized the term Abstract Expressionist and established them as the first generation of the acknowledged movement.

«GORDON PARKS: Segregation Story» High Museum, Atlanta Nov. 15, 2014 — June 7, 2015 America had grown accustomed to black - and - white images of segregation when legendary photographer Gordon Parks published a color portfolio in Life magazine documenting the indignities of the Jim Crow South.

Reports that large sea mammals were largely unaffected by the spill were flatly contradicted by a story in Life magazine, published on June 9, 1969.

The company made some great strides and even advertised in LIFE magazine.

Some more traditional California - culture designs were also on the lawn, like the 1964 Surfite build which has been a mainstay of modern «Surf - Culture» art shows since appearing in Life Magazine and the film «Bikini Beach» in the 1960s.

(Yes, that's me, writing in Life magazine.)

Many people remember the Lovings story that ran in Life Magazine, showing the rugged construction worker and housewife at home with their three children.

Immediately seeing something captivating in the young star, Stock convinces his boss to let him follow Dean for a possible profile in Life magazine.