The remarkable images, abstract patterns and floral motifs that flutter across the 30 or so tables, chairs, cabinets and blanket chests in this beautiful convention-stretching show confirm that from the late 1600's to the late 1800's, quite a bit of American painting talent and ambition was channeled into the decoration of everyday wood objects.
But Surrealism held little interest for her, and she moved on to do remarkable series of abstract paintings, changing her style to avoid settling into a routine.
As an object by itself, the Guggenheim Museum interior is, like the exterior, a remarkable example of abstract sculpture; indeed, it is a new kind of mobile sculpture, whose dynamic flow is accentuated by the silhouettes of the spectators, who form a moving frieze against the intermittent spots of painting on the walls.
In this article, the quite remarkable corpus of abstract comics will provide the opportunity for such cross-fertilization.
Between the 1930s and '70s, first as an apprentice to William Spratling, the American expat who put Taxco on the map, and then in his own workshop, he produced thousands of bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, brooches, and cuff links that are remarkable for their abstract geometry, precise workmanship, and exquisite incorporation of gemstones (note the amethysts in the necklace here).
In addition, deficits in eye gaze were not more remarkable during the abstract thinking task than the concrete thinking task, that is, deficits were found for both tasks.
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway had opened the previous year, and proved a remarkable success in abstracting traffic from the parallel canal, and indicated that longer distances, not merely feeders to a harbour or from a colliery, could be dealt with, and everywhere business people were considering where a railway might advantageously be built next.
It is remarkable that this rather abstract setup for labels is indeed able to reproduce the distributions of communities present in the collaboration networks from both domains (see Figure 8).
The video presents a remarkable adaptation, almost an abstract analysis of human society.
A remarkable section of experimental abstract films made between the 1930s and 50s, from Mary Ellen Bute, Len Lye and Robert Breer introduces an exciting and underexplored area of crossover between media.
