Fanny Brennan, an American painter of small, meticulously executed surrealist still lifes, who spent her childhood in the legendary circle of artists and writers gathered around Sara and Gerald Murphy in Paris, died on July 22 at a hospital in Manhattan.
He is a painter of modern, often man-made landscapes, populated, if at all, by small faceless figures or the occasional car.
"Bella is not a painter of top quality," he explained.
Feininger is typically considered a painter of high seriousness.
Kalf was a student of Hendrik Pot, a painter of historical subjects, and probably also of the painter Cornelis Saftleven.
Atsushi Takahashi is a painter of sorts.
Miller was a painter of meticulous abstract geometries.
As a producer you are a painter of sorts.
With worlds under huge moons, Oxfordshire hilltops and Berkshire downs, autumn woods and mackerel skies, Paul Nash was almost a neoromantic painter of a small, domesticated island.
Then come superb abstractions by established stars — Ellsworth Kelly, Richter, and Ryman — and by two veteran painters of small, tangy pictures, who should be better known, the American Thomas Nozkowski and the Belgian Raoul De Keyser.
