Sentences with phrase «often en plein air»

She often travels to paint, often en plein air, and brings photographic references from her travels to translate to canvas back in the studio.

The show also included a group of the small, nonrepresentational «ab - stractscapes» that McNeil made from the mid-to late 1960s, often en plein air.

While he works from life and often en plein air, he chooses sitters to supply ancillary narratives to landscapes or situations.

Not exact matches

This Oregon artist often paints impressionistic landscapes «en plein air» or based on site experience, memories, sketches and photos.

She often works en plein air, starting paintings on site in the woods or other location and finishing them in her studio.

Often working en plein air, he will then rework subjects on a larger scale and with more intense detail in the studio.

Though the notion of viewing art is often linked to the vast halls of a monolithic institution or the white - washed walls of a contemporary gallery, some exhibitions actually take place en plein air.

Krieger's large, abstract compositions are often painted en plein - air and reflect the experience of the «rambling, unplanned, chaotic nature of the landscape.»

Incorporating text and music as part of his work, the artist often speaks or sings en plein air, the earth acting as a silent listener.

Mitchell experimented with landscapes and depictions of nature, often working en plein - air, while simultaneously analyzing works by artists such as Henri Matisse, Paul Cézanne, Edouard Manet and Francisco de Goya displayed at the Art Institute.

Often working en plein air to execute drawings of the view at hand, the artist then allows herself to conceive subsequent renditions of the scene through invention.