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ELLSWORTH KELLY. Black and White

ELLSWORTH KELLY ( 1923-)

 

The paintings by Ellsworth Kelly stand out due to their masterly interplay of form, color, and space.

Unlike the works of most of his American contemporaries, who postulated a radical rejection of traditional European art history, Kelly’s monochromatic paintings evolved out of his study of European Modernism. The key to the advancement of his own artistic vocabulary, however, lies in the forms of everyday objects: streets or paving stones, windows and façades in cities, or various plant forms. For Kelly, drawing is the most important means of developing and capturing a work. Accordingly, the graphic contrast between black and white plays a significant role and is crucial to his artistic self-discovery and overall subsequent development.

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Emne Konceptkunst
Kunstner KELLY, Ellsworth
Forfatter Ulrich Wilmes
Sprog Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer 127 ill. i farver
Format / Sideantal 26 x 22 cm / 200 sider
Udgivelsesår 2011
Indbinding indbundet
Forlag Hatjre Cantz
Antikvarisk
Antal
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ISBN 9783775732178
Lev. 3-5 dage

ELLSWORTH KELLY ( 1923-)

 

The paintings by Ellsworth Kelly stand out due to their masterly interplay of form, color, and space.

Unlike the works of most of his American contemporaries, who postulated a radical rejection of traditional European art history, Kelly’s monochromatic paintings evolved out of his study of European Modernism. The key to the advancement of his own artistic vocabulary, however, lies in the forms of everyday objects: streets or paving stones, windows and façades in cities, or various plant forms. For Kelly, drawing is the most important means of developing and capturing a work. Accordingly, the graphic contrast between black and white plays a significant role and is crucial to his artistic self-discovery and overall subsequent development.