Sentences with phrase «on his easel at»

With approximately one hundred works, from his paintings of consumer products in the early 1920s to the work left on his easel at his death in 1964, the exhibition will highlight Davis's unique ability to transform the chaos of everyday life into a structured yet spontaneous order that communicates the wonder and joy that can be derived from the color and spatial relationships of everyday things.

I love children's books and I always place the book on an easel at the base of our tree.

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She noted: «I did not want a small gesture, standing at the easel with a sable brush... I literally wanted to break free, put it on the floor, throw the paint around... «1

The plywood support board I have is heavy and I alternate between resting it on my knee and on my easel which can be lowered or raised easily for standing or sitting at.

Wearing a sport coat and a bow tie, he'd enter and leave his house like anyone else, but if his neighbors cared to look (or stayed up late enough), they'd notice his light was on deep into the night, either in his tiny studio at the top of the stairs or in his bedroom, as he kept easels in each place.

As simple meditations on form and color, her canvases are frequently compared to the easel - sized abstractions popular before Abstract Expressionism emerged, and at first glance they seem unremarkably mundane.

The nearly completed painting «Into the North Wind,» which was on Beeler's easel at the time of his death, is included in the exhibition.

Mayoral gallery's approximation of Joan Miró's studio, with masterworks mounted on easels, greets visitors at the entrance to the pier, and Abstract Expressionist icons are widespread throughout, with Frank Stella's cartoonish, technicolor forms appearing in particular frequency following the artist's recent retrospective at the Whitney Museum.

(Easel - sized versions were simultaneously on display at Gagosian's uptown gallery.)

In her solo show at Half Gallery, Trudy Benson presents easel - size paintings that continue her riff on the digital imagery of early paint software like MacPaint, SuperPaint, and Painter.

But at the center is a blank canvas sitting on an easel.

A work table, stacked canvases, the artist at her easel (and laptop): these are all objects and scenes captured using 3D scans in her own studio space in New York, where Rossin makes both her digital works and oil paintings on canvas.

Rauschenberg's exhibition at Betty Parsons Gallery opened on May 14, 1951, and, as was standard for the time, remained on view for just three short weeks.36 The presentation consisted of thirteen easel - size oils in the smaller gallery while the larger main room featured works by Walter Tandy Murch, an artist known for his realistic depictions of mechanical objects and illustrations for such magazines as Forbes and Scientific American.

He encouraged me to be a painter and had me sit beside him at his easel with a brush and paints and beginning at age six he was there to spur me on.

[6] He introduced his daughter to painting [7] and «had [her] sit beside him at his easel with a brush and paints and beginning at age six he was there to spur [her] on».

One lovely summer day, an iconic vision comes to mind: you see yourself seated at your easel in a field of flowers, working peacefully on a plein - air landscape painting as clouds float above and bees pass by, humming in a friendly manner while searching for nectar or creating honey or whatever.

And by the time she returned to her easel — or, at least, to the floor on which she typically spreads her expanses of canvas — she was in her forties.

Critics were beginning to ask whether easel painting was dead, and so hundreds of people would show up at panel discussions on this issue.

He moved on, at the end of the 50's, to flat, near - life - size cutouts of painted aluminum that stood upright like sculptures (one of his son, Vincent, holding a fish toward the viewer is in the Farnsworth show), and then to easel painting: single and group portraits of a scale and approach dramatically different from those of the miniaturized collages.

Musing upon the exhibition's title, Realisms, Mitch Griffiths explains, «When I'm standing at an easel, painting, I tend to inhabit my own little pocket of reality, trying to create my own reality on the canvas.

Eric T. Haskell, professor of French studies and humanities at Scripps College and director of the Clark Humanities Museum, will present a free lecture titled «Easels in Eden: Monet's Gardening and Painting at Giverny» on Friday, January 15, at 6 p.m. in the Kimbell Art Museum auditorium.

Worked in a shared university setting at St. Olaf College, fired the largest wood fired kiln in the Northern Hemisphere at St. John's University in MN during a traditional Japanese studio apprenticeship, studied ceramics with Japanese masters at Kansai Gaidai in Osaka, Japan, apprenticed under a Maine bookbinder on a summer whim resulting in her now 14 year residency in the state, run a restoration and fine bookbinding business in 3 State Theater studios, half a residential South Portland duplex and finally the basement of her house, shared broom sized apartment studio nooks, rented various studio's equipment and cubbies and moved her own office in with her easel at RWS while she managed 3 apartment buildings on the East End.

The painter stands at his easel, gazing down at the subject of his unseen painting - a male model in the uniform of a National Guard infantryman lying prostate on the floor.

On nice days, he tells me, he drags his easel out and paints en plein air before scraping back at the end of the day to prepare for the next onslaught.

Paint at easels on our second - floor balcony!

After studying at the Academy, I went out into the landscape with a straw hat on my head, a French easel, an oval wooden palette, oil paints, and sable brushes.

«Freud at Work» offers intriguing — though frequently uninviting — glimpses of the painter and his models at work in his dingy studio, of unfinished canvases on the easel and of the painter himself colluding in creating a photographic record to rival those that help keep aflame the renown of Picasso (1881 - 1973), Francis Bacon (1909 - 1992) and Alberto Giacometti (1901 - 1966).

JULIE MEHRETU THE GALLERY AT REDCAT Julie Mehretu's intertwined compositions in ink and acrylic on canvas, which range from easel size to monumental, are, to use a word that is particularly...

Julie Mehretu's intertwined compositions in ink and acrylic on canvas, which range from easel size to monumental, are, to use a word that is particularly charged at the moment, explosive.

Patiently working at her easel, Vija Celmins dabs tiny speaks of paint on a canvas.

... i have always had maps in beautful frames hanging in my living room... they are of where my husband and i were born (mobile and atlanta)... where our children were born... where our sons now live... and the most important map of all... destin florida... where our grandson was born... they all looke beautiful and old... all i did was simple... went out to the car and tore out pages from the state road maps in the glove box... wadded the pages up... ironed them... dunked them in mixed instatnt coffee (anyone who has ever been a scout leader knows how to make those pirate maps look old)... blew them dry with the hair dryed and placed them in the frames... in my kithcen i have a framed google map from our grandson's house to our house... that was so at christmas santa would know where to find him... did the same thing with a map showing atlanta in 1873 (100 years before our first son was born)... it is large... on an easel... everyone thinks it is an antique... all too long i know... but i love to tell about things i love... and i love families and maps... in that order!