Sentences with phrase «war artist»
He is one of the best known of a group of Italian post war artists who have in the last decade become the most discussed generation of the art world.
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Like Roberts, Streeton spent most of the years 1900 - 1924 in England, becoming an Official War Artist in 1918.
Evelyn Dunbar, the only woman hired as an Official British War Artist in World War II, gets a retrospective of over 500 paintings and sketches.
Keane first came to national prominence in 1991 when he was appointed as official British war artist during the Gulf War.
In 1991, the artist was appointed as official British war artist during the Gulf War and his work has always been deeply concerned with conflict — military, political and social — in Britain and internationally, and his subjects have included Northern Ireland, Central America, and the Middle East.
Now hallways are transformed into art galleries, adorned with original works by renowned Civil War artist Dale Gallon.
An acrylic on canvas painting by Post War artist Paul Jenkins.
He was selected as the Official War Artist for Iraq in association with the Imperial War Museum in 2003 and participated in Documenta as well as securing several major solo exhibitions, including the Fondazione Prada and the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
A pen and ink on paper by Post War artist Alexander Calder.
A violet, pink and blue green glass sculpture depicting abstracted sea shell and plants by Post War artist Dale Chihuly.
A silkscreen, lithograph and linocut with hand - coloring and collage by Post War artist Frank Stella.
Hyndman was an official Canadian war artist during World War II with many of these works now on permanent display at the Canadian War Museum.
We'll be also working with the wonderful Fry Art Gallery in Saffron Walden to present a Centenary exhibition of Kenneth Rowntree (5 April — 12 July), and a show of lost works by the female War Artist Evelyn Dunbar (dates tbc).
These artists included painter husband and wife Ben Nicholson and Winifred Nicholson, artist Clare Leighton, who was best known for her wood engravings, Welsh painter James Dickson Innes and Christopher R. W. Nevinson, a famous war artist of the First World War.
Boardroom will debut at the Imperial War Museum London as part of its retrospective exhibition Peter Kennard: Unofficial War Artist.
Concept art for Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been unveiled by Captain America: Civil War artist Jerad Marantz.
This instalment touches on war artists, war propaganda, the atrocities of war, the scourge of childhood diseases, and the loss of art works to richer countries.
Mignoni Gallery, based in New York, specializes in works by prominent European & American post war artists with a focus on minimalism.
These are the words of the famous Italian post war Artist Alighiero Boetti (1940 — 1994).
An abstract, oil on linen on panel painting executed in bright oranges, blues and dark tans and browns by Post War artist Thomas Nozkowski.
Creative Fury offers an alternative showing of works by William Kentridge (b. 1955, Johannesburg) in the context of the Hungarian Cold War artist György Kovásznai (1934 - 1983) and four mid-career contemporary artists: Marcelle Hanselaar, Yvonne Crossley, Kate McCrickard and Cally Shadbolt.
An abstract oil on canvas executed in violets, blues, black and white by Post War artist Michael Corinne West.
He served in WWII 1942 - 45, including 1944 - 45 with the Canadian War Artist establishment, and then returned to the school, where he was head of painting and drawing until 1966.
«Untitled (Suspended Willow)» is a steel and steel wire, suspended, abstract sculpture by Post War artist Harry Bertoia.
«Petit Chaise I» is an abstracted sculpture of a chair executed in epoxy, paint and polyurethane by Post War artist Jean Dubuffet.
A cast resin relief monotype, Full Moon, by Post War artist Louise Nevelson, is executed in a deep, matte grey black.
This untitled, abstract, ceramic sculpture by Post War artist Peter Voulkos is signed underneath, «Voulkos 73.»
This exhibition, with its wealth of previously un-exhibited material, sheds new light on many of the characters of the group, who were accomplished artists — lauded by the art world — but also active war artists, heroes of east London politics and avid chroniclers of the changing face of the London of their time.
[8] An important Realist movement beyond France was the Peredvizhniki or Wanderers group in Russia who formed in the 1860s and organized exhibitions from 1871 included many realists such as genre artist Vasily Perov, landscape artists Ivan Shishkin, Alexei Savrasov, and Arkhip Kuindzhi, portraitist Ivan Kramskoy, war artist Vasily Vereshchagin, historical artist Vasily Surikov and, especially, Ilya Repin, who is considered by many to be the most renowned Russian artist of the 19th century.
The renowned British painter and war artist reimagines a banned scene from John Osborne's play A Patriot for Me
The British counterpart to Italian Futurism, Vorticism was an avant - garde art movement, influenced by Cubism and Futurism, founded in London by the painter, illustrator and war artist Percy Wyndham Lewis (1882 - 1957).
Recent Acquisitions 2001 — 2007 The British Museum, London, UK War Artists in the Middle East Imperial War Museum, London, UK
Other Steve McQueen projects include Queen and Country as the official war artist selected by the Imperial War Museum «s Art Commissions Committee.
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«Whirlwind» is an abstract oil and graphite on canvas painting executed in subtle shades of black, cream, burnt umber and rusty peach by Post War artist William Baziotes.
Jill Craigie films Henry Moore in the London Underground for the film Out of Chaos, showing Moore and other war artists at work.
Surprising to me, too, are the drawings — reminiscent of children's book illustration: Edward Ardizonne's come to mind — only a couple of days ago I discovered Ardizzone was a WWII war artist, too — of people sleeping in London Underground stations during the Blitz («Pink and Green Sleepers» 1941) and those of tunnelling miners («Miner at work on the Coalface» 1942).
Make Art Not War Artist: Bob and Roberta Smith born 1963 Date: 1997 Classification: painting Medium: Commercial paint on plywood Dimensions: support: 1537 x 1524 x 48 mm Presented by Tate Patrons 2007 © Bob and Roberta Smith
Additional high points to look out for include sculptor extraordinaire Sir Anthony Caro at multiple stands (Piano Nobile, Merville Galleries, Whitford Fine Art); modest master Frank Auerbach and his painterly wonders at James Hyman; brooding war artist Paul Nash at Waterhouse & Dodd, Simon Hilton & Babbington Fine Art, and if you are looking forward to Damien Hirst's new gallery, get in the mood with a display of John Hoyland at Goodman Fine Art, Gwen Hughes & Alan Wheatley.
Perhaps there are less traditional influences here given how young Miami is compared to NYC where much of the academic structure and shared ideas have come out of established New York schools greatly influenced by post war artists coming from Europe.
A talented War Artist during World War I, he was later influenced by Surrealism, whose creative aesthetics he used in several abstract paintings of landscape subjects.
Celebrating modern and contemporary art, the second annual 2010 Dallas Art Fair will showcase paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and photographs from post war artists represented by over 50 prominent national and international art dealers from over 15 cities, the United Kingdom and Canada.
In 1993, he was appointed official British war artist for Bosnia by the Imperial War Museum.»
A pull toy, executed in tin cans and wire by Post War artist Alexander Calder.
He represented Australia at the 53rd Venice Biennale and travelled to Afghanistan as the official Australian War Artist in 2009.
the waiting game; Steve McQueen is meant to be Britain's war artist in Iraq only he's still battling to get there The Herald; September 11, 2004; Teddy Jamieson; 700 + words... and fast bikes.