Sentences with phrase «world circles the paintings»

«In fashionable art - world circles the paintings of David Bates are considered conservative if not reactionary or, at best, guilty pleasures, if they are considered at all,» wrote the New York Times» co-chief art critic, Roberta Smith, in 2006.

Not exact matches

Due to the rapid revolution of the plates, together with a systematical range of circles the prints contain an irregularly spreading field of paint, as though the artist's sharp sensitivity is being diffused from within the picture plane to the outside world.

This Cuban painter moved in avant - garde circles in pre-second world war Paris, joined the surrealist movement, then returned home to paint his masterpiece The Jungle (1943) in which masked dancers move in a dreamlike space.

Her recent paintings and photographs bring the exhibition full circle, highlighting the continuity of the mythic, elemental worlds that she has been creating in several different mediums over the course of more than six decades.

He became a fixture in the downtown art world, hanging out with a bohemian circle that included the writer James Baldwin, whose portrait Mr. Delaney painted several times.

A popular figure within art world circles, she painted many of its principal protagonists.

Kehinde Wiley's canvases, which repopulate Old Master portraits with young black men in contemporary streetwear, have been hailed inside and outside art - world circles as triumphant examples of contemporary figurative painting.

The first decades of the 20th Century hinted at the end of easel painting, when Kasimir Malevitch created his beautiful, black squares, crosses and circles and Louis Aragon claimed in «Challenge to Painting» (1930) that «absolutely nothing in the world will be changed if one ceased to paint altogetherpainting, when Kasimir Malevitch created his beautiful, black squares, crosses and circles and Louis Aragon claimed in «Challenge to Painting» (1930) that «absolutely nothing in the world will be changed if one ceased to paint altogetherPainting» (1930) that «absolutely nothing in the world will be changed if one ceased to paint altogether.»

«Love has no limits» was Helen's first painting, it's not quite her romantic style but these bright circles individually wrapped up in their own little world pop and make this piece very pleasing to the eye.

In biographer Frances Spalding's exhibition - as - portrait, however, it's paintings, photographs and personal ephemera that bring the world of the iconic modernist author and her circle to life.

Of the more than 40 paintings and aquatints gathered here, many depict that distinguished circle, as well as the iconic skyline where they changed the world.

His paintings in those years were largely figurative, but after World War II he turned toward abstraction and shared ideas with the circle of artists that included Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko.