At some point white track lights were hung from the ceiling, and Mrs. Gardner's irregular rows of paintings were neatened.
Suggesting cave paintings, irregular ziggurats and primitive maps, these variations also strongly evoke the art of Paul Klee, meaning they would seem natural to paintings not much larger than your face.
He used both geometric and irregular forms in his paintings.
Then his "Metallic Paintings" and "Irregular Polygons" locked it tight by introducing shaped canvases; his "Protractor" series multiplied and started heating up color, while also looking to other art, in this case Islamic, for inspiration.
Except for a few stylistic currents such as Tachism (paintings consisting of irregular blobs of colour), drawing is represented in the work of practically all 20th-century artists; it is as international as modern art itself.
Our notions of the origins of shaped paintings are readjusted by "Irregular Frame No. 2," a distorted grid in shades of green, blue, rust and yellow made startlingly early, as these things go, by the Argentine artist Juan Melé in 1946.
This led to pale-colored paintings of linear networks, irregular but tensile (as if lightly spring-loaded), which he made in a fluid turpentine-cut medium, wielding sword-length brushes from the shoulder.
Layering squares, rectangles and lines in slightly irregular grids, Mr. Masback creates catchy plaid paintings.
In an abstract sense, the paintings are self-portraits, Mochizuki made irregular lines to highlight the processes of erosion and decay and hung the paintings in accordance with his own 5 ft 9 in.
Among his many artistic innovations, Stella is known for his "irregular polygons" a collection of exuberantly colorful and jazzy paintings that foreground the artistic effects of geometry.
