Sentences with phrase «symbolist landscape»

Myong Hi Kim's paintings on chalkboards are symbolist landscapes and portraits.

Dambrot sums up the show by stating, «Luscious, alarming self - portraits and symbolist landscapes; trees in captivity, humans in the wild, climate change in art history.»

Not exact matches

While his field of references is varied and not always easily discerned (the intersection of Disney viewers, Italo - horror fans, and lovers of symbolist poetry is presumably small), there is an open - ended approach to Da Corte's constructions that allows viewers to find their own paths through his theatrical fantasy landscapes.

If painting in watercolour really is irredeemably minor, then how to account for the haunting visions of William Blake, the proto - modernist landscapes of JS Cotman, key symbolist work by Edward Burne - Jones, Paul Nash's hellish war paintings, Edward Burra's grotesqueries, not forgetting some of Tracey Emin's more affecting pieces?

Rejecting the non-objective materiality of abstraction, the Symbolists focused on dreams, visions, moods, spiritulaity, and feelings, mining landscape imagery for its infinite metaphorical possibilities.

Painting stands out, including Shara Hughes's colorful landscapes, which pick up the symbolist worlds of Odilon Redon, or perhaps of Agnes Pelton, and bring them into the present.

A new plein - air tradition was initiated by Corot and others from the Barbizon School; the German symbolist painter Caspar David Friedrich injected his landscapes with a new form of romanticism; and the genre was taken to even higher and more extraordinary levels by the English genius JMW Turner.

Active in Britain as a portraitist, landscape artist, symbolist, and member of the Aesthetic movement, he is best known for his «arrangements», «harmonies» and «nocturnes».

It reveals what Lowry learned from the strange symbolist townscapes of his French born teacher Adolphe Valette and demonstrate important parallels with the painters of modern life Vincent van Gogh, Camille Pissarro, Georges Seurat and Maurice Utrillo, drawing upon these artists's continuous search for ways to depict the unlovely facts of the city's edges and the landscape made by industrialisation.