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Abstract art uses
visual language of shape, form,
color and line to
create a
composition which may
exist with a
degree of
independence from
visual references...
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gathered at the Feitelson's home to
discuss a
group exhibition of this
nonfigurative painting style.
Curated by Langsner, Four
Abstract classicists opened...
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paintings that
clearly depicts animals (or more
rarely humans); and
nonfigurative,
which consists of
shapes and symbols. Cave
paintings have been interpreted...
- most
closely identified with Orphism. From 1912 to 1914, he
painted nonfigurative paintings based on the
optical characteristics of
brilliant colors that...
- 1940s and 1950s, a
result of the
increasing interest in
abstraction and
nonfigurative art. One exception, however, was
Andrew Wyeth who
developed into the...
- Avant-garde
movements rapidly evolved and
overlapped in a
march towards nonfigurative,
total abstraction. The
still life and
other representational art continued...
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color the
light in the
surrounding area.
Julia M. Bush
emphasizes the
nonfigurative aspect of such works: "Environmental
sculpture is
never made to work...
- (Korean: 서세옥, hanja: 徐世鈺; 1929 – 29
November 2020)
artist known for his
nonfigurative Oriental ink paintings. He is also
known by the
names Sanjeong (산정,...
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painters and to
exaggerate the
difference between the
figurative and the
nonfigurative. It was not
until the late
sixties and
early seventies that the figure...
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Steinkjer town hall with
nonfigurative work by Aas outside...
