Sentences with phrase «relatively little painting»

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The little roadster also wears relatively fresh paint and new body seals.

Their joyfulness stood in striking contrast to Reinhardt's relatively daunting if better - known Black Paintings, which suddenly seem a little pretentious.

A little - recognized aspect of the work of Winslow Homer — one of America's most iconic artists — is the relationship between his painting and photography, and the role of the relatively new medium on his approach to image making.

While having painted almost daily now for over 25 years, Spanbock's work has been shown relatively little.

It's installed in three rooms, one devoted to his relatively little known graphic designs, another to his photography, and a third to his magnetic last paintings.

He had relatively little interest in Analytic Cubism, but was particularly interested in Picasso's flat, richly painted, and deeply colored Synthetic Cubist paintings of the 1920s.

The 2014 vintage is strong on performance, painting, print and drawing with relatively little sculpture and photography, but all with a clear bias towards a concern with materiality and a notably tactile quality, with many patterned and closely worked surfaces in evidence.

Although Bishop's work was exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago in 2008, «James Bishop, Paintings on Paper 1959 — 2007», his work has been exhibited relatively little in the U.S..

Though Gerhard Richter is one of the most accomplished and best - known contemporary German artists, and his paintings are widely exhibited, his collectorís editions have attracted relatively little public attention.

Bacon painted relatively little after his solo show in 1934 and in the 1930's and early 1940's destroyed many of his works.

Aside from the fact that Ms. Weatherford's meticulous craft produces relatively few paintings a year, she also has accrued a loyal following, leaving little available for a large group of interested collectors.

Since Carnegie's subjects range from the relatively benign, isolated nature painting — along with the brooding architectural structures that often occupy the landscape, such as a gateway into a cemetery — to intimate little studies of excellently formed female asses, this is not an unreasonable question.