Sentences with word «tonalist»

His mature work owes something to the sophisticated use of colour in the manner of Matisse (1869 - 1954) and the Fauvist painters, as well as to primitivism and the work of American tonalist painter Albert Pinkham Ryder (1847 - 1917).

After studying art in Venice, Afro quickly emerged — in the 1930s — as a signi cant member of the School of Rome, a group of tonalist painters whose expressionist style contrasted with the prevalent neoclassical «return to order» of the day.

In comparison see the exquisite Tonalist landscape painting of George Inness

George Inness (1825 - 1894) American tonalist painter, influenced by Barbizon, famous for his intimate, mystical scenes.

The strength of the Barbizon and Tonalist traditions in American art made it more difficult for Impressionism to take root.

In a special companion exhibition to a suite of paintings by Tonalist painter Leon Dabo, Sullivan Goss will present an exquisite and sublime exhibition of new waterfall paintings by internationally known artist Joseph Goldyne.

Sullivan Goss presents Jon Francis in his second major show of contemporary tonalist paintings.

Sullivan Goss presents their newest exhibition of paintings by contemporary Tonalist, Jon Francis.

After a brief return to America, Twachtman studied from 1883 to 1885 at the Académie Julian in Paris, and his paintings dramatically shifted towards a soft, gray and green tonalist style.

You may never come to like purely Tonalist work.

There are lots of paintings that shout at the viewer, and many that speak directly, but in works like this, pioneering Tonalist George Inness whispers to us about the poetic spirituality underlying the natural world.

JS: Over time, your paintings have evolved from tonalist landscapes to more clearly defined urban scenes.

At the time of publication, more than one in every five future bets is taking California Chrome to win the Belmont Stakes but underdogs such as Tonalist and Wicked Strong are getting more public attention in terms of bets.

Some other Tonalists followed the lead of the Barbizon School as epitomized by George Innes.

The exhibition presents works by classic tonalist painters such as Kenyon Cox, Arthur Wesley Dow and John La Farge, as well as a host of rarely seen painters.

Also included are tonalist pieces by George Inness and Charles Walter Stetson, works that document the transformation in landscape painting from a linear, celebratory Hudson River School style to a more painterly, subjective mode.

Miura's evocative tonalist landscapes explore the relationship between memory, emotions, and identity.

I'm also a big fan of Frederick Hammersley's geometric paintings, the winter scenes of tonalist Bruce Crane and anything pre 1900 from John Francis Murphy.

«Tonalism, Trompe l'oeil and the Seven Deadly Sins» opens at The Grenning Gallery on Sat (May 5) with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Painters exhibiting in the show are contemporary American Tonalist Kevin Sanders, Tromp l'oeil painters Colin Berry and Jimmy Sanders, and painters Stephen Bauman, Melissa Franklin and Thomas Shelford.

New art shows for this weekend include a solo show by John Wissemann in Greenport and a group exhibition featuring Tonalist paintings in Sag Harbor.

He is well known as America's premier tonalist landscape painter.

Artistic styles range from recognizable Colorado locations of Plein Air painters Andy Taylor and Dan Young to the majestic cloudscapes of Durango painter Peter Campbell and misty tonalist gems of Marie Wise, to Dinah Worman's more abstract bird's eye views, to the weathered barns of Simon Winegar, the abandoned structures of Dean Mitchell's watercolors and Elizabeth Sandia's color - saturated pastels.

Sullivan Goss presents contemporary artworks that demonstrate the legacy of the historical Tonalist tradition, drawing on its own program for much of the strength of the exhibition.

Among other highlights are a wealth of survey photographs — including an exceptional panorama of the American West — taken by Timothy O'Sullivan and William Bell in the 1860s and 70s; celebrated etchings by James McNeill Whistler; landscape paintings by Tonalist master George Inness; and photographs by Walker Evans.

The exhibition will track the full arc of the artist's career - from early Tonalist drawings through late French drawings.

George Caleb Bingham (1811 - 79) American tonalist frontier painter.

Other artists whose focus was also on the capture of light, included Tonalist painters such as the famous expatriate James McNeill Whistler (1834 - 1903), as well as Henry Ward Ranger, J Francis Murphy (1853 - 1921), Dwight Tryon (1849 - 1925) and Thomas Wilmer Dewing (1851 - 1938).

Clarice Majoribanks Beckett (21 March 1887 — 7 July 1935) was an Australian Tonalist painter whose works are featured in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria and the Art Gallery of South Australia.

Winegar's tonalist landscapes are meant to beautify the world and move the viewer.

The contemporary Tonalist paintings, in conjunction with the sculpture and Tromp l'oeil paintings, develop the exhibition's exploration of «the beauty of nature and the beastly side of humanity,» according to Grenning.

George Inness (1825 - 1894) American tonalist painter, a leading exponent of luminism, noted for his handling of outdoor light.

Robert S. Evans, the owner of Tonalist, the 2014 Belmont Stakes winner, holds the trophy presented by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo at Belmont Park on June 7, 2014, in Elmont.

Philip Koch blogs about happening upon works by Tonalist painter Charles Warren Eaton and finding a shared compositional energy between Eaton's work and that of Franz Kline.

Susan Vecsey, who works in the traditions of Color Field and Tonalist painting, has moved in the direction of Minimalism in her current work.

Frank O'Meara (1853 - 88) Irish Impressionist and tonalist painter active in Grez - sur - Loing.

Tonalist, who closed at +1400, has won the Belmont Stakes and denied California Chrome of the Triple Crown.

The Tonalists were a big influence on a new kind of artist, the fine artist photographer.

Most artists followed Whistler's lead if they were Tonalists.

Some Tonalists also incorporated the Symbolist Movement into their work.

The soft - focused prints of American photographers Edward Steichen, Alfred Stieglitz and Clarence White came from their observing the results of the Tonalist painters» efforts.

Inspired by Pacific Northwest landscapes, painter Don Bishop creates canvases of magical scenery in a tonalist style.

Maureen Mullarkey reviews In the Tonalist Mood: Paintings from the 1860s to the Present.

Inspired by the Tonalist and the Hudson Valley painters, Hannock incorporates many of the late 20th Century New York City paint scene techniques into his work.

Comprised of works from the five of the major periods of his life, the exhibition is the first to feature a selection of Tonalist, Symbolist, and Post-Impressionist paintings.

[2] In 1891 Harrison and his wife moved to California, but after her death in 1895 while expecting their first child, Harrison remarried [1] and moved to Plymouth, Massachusetts, where he became a leader of the Tonalist school.

Over time, other major influences (short list) include Rothko, Avery, Morandi, Turner, Inness and the American Tonalists, 17th - century Dutch landscape painters, Matisse, Porter, Diebenkorn.