Published in 1946, it even then listed five hundred and twenty-two substantial works on the painter.
Ms von Bormann also contributes to a substantial book on the painter to be published by Hatje Cantz on July 1st.Beckmann, born in 1884, came to maturity during the period of German Expressionism, which flourished from the turn of the century until the first world war, but he was a loner, never belonging to a school or movement.
(Johnson) Les Rogers: 'Summer Swells' (closes on Sunday) The stylistic promiscuity and subtle self-mockery characteristic of this painter become more substantial when deployed on small wood panels, the outer borders of which have been stained to resemble frames.
(Cotter) Les Rogers: 'Summer Swells' (through Sept. 2) The stylistic promiscuity and subtle self-mockery characteristic of this painter become more substantial when deployed on small wood panels, the outer borders of which have been stained to resemble frames.
In order to avoid premature conclusions, a substantial body of reference information on painters' materials and techniques, representing the master's entire career, is necessary [6, 7].
The most famous living painter in Britain now has a substantial volume to match his spectacularly ponderous subjects.
What does it say about our culture that two of its most influential painters, John Currin and Lisa Yuskavage, both represented here by substantial works, have specialized in bizarrely sexualized images of women?
Schama presents a substantial argument that it was the famous ancient Greek painter Apelles who is depicted in contemplation by Rembrandt and not Aristotle.
Most substantial, on all counts, are the works by several painters, in a striking comeback for a medium that was often sidelined in the Biennials of the past two decades.
Among later generations, Arnold Böcklin (1827 1901) was strongly influenced by his work, and the substantial presence of Friedrich's works in Russian collections influenced many Russian painters, in particular Arkhip Kuindzhi (c. 1842 1910) and Ivan Shishkin (1832 98).
