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PHILIP GUSTON - Tableaux/Paintings 1947-1979

PHILIP GUSTON (1913-1980)

In this book, experts on Philip Guston's oeuvre focus not only on the early works but also on the late, realistic Guston, clearly revealing his artistic development from the late Forties to the end of the Seventies.

Philip Guston belongs to the generation of American postwar artists who were the first to free themselves from the great example of European art. But unlike his Abstract Expressionist colleagues - such as Jackson Pollock or Willem de Kooning - Guston did not remain faithful to just one style, but developed a variety of different forms of expression. In the 1930s he began under the banner of socially committed surrealism, and by the end of the forties he had arrived at abstraction. From that time on, he created the large-format, powerful color paintings that established his international reputation. But in the mid-sixties Guston returned to a kind of symbolic realism with disturbing power, which determines his image in art history today. His late works are dominated by mysterious paintings of great intensity that had a major influence on many younger artists, including in Germany.
In this book, well-known experts on Philip Guston's oeuvre focus not only on the early works but also on the late, realistic Guston, clearly revealing his artistic development from the late forties to the end of the seventies.

The artist:

Philip Guston (Montreal 1913-1980 Woodstock). 1919 moved to the USA. Studied at Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles. 1941-1945 lecturer at the University of Iowa.

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Emne Abstrakt ekspressionisme
Kunstner GUSTON, Philip
Forfatter Diverse
Sprog Engelsk/fransk
Illustrationer 65 ill, heraf 47 i farver
Format / Sideantal 29 x 24 cm / 144
Udgivelsesår 2000
Indbinding Indbundet
Forlag Hatje Cantz Publishers
Antikvarisk Udsolgt fra forlaget
Antal
Køb
ISBN 3775710000
Lev. 3-5 dage

PHILIP GUSTON (1913-1980)

In this book, experts on Philip Guston's oeuvre focus not only on the early works but also on the late, realistic Guston, clearly revealing his artistic development from the late Forties to the end of the Seventies.

Philip Guston belongs to the generation of American postwar artists who were the first to free themselves from the great example of European art. But unlike his Abstract Expressionist colleagues - such as Jackson Pollock or Willem de Kooning - Guston did not remain faithful to just one style, but developed a variety of different forms of expression. In the 1930s he began under the banner of socially committed surrealism, and by the end of the forties he had arrived at abstraction. From that time on, he created the large-format, powerful color paintings that established his international reputation. But in the mid-sixties Guston returned to a kind of symbolic realism with disturbing power, which determines his image in art history today. His late works are dominated by mysterious paintings of great intensity that had a major influence on many younger artists, including in Germany.
In this book, well-known experts on Philip Guston's oeuvre focus not only on the early works but also on the late, realistic Guston, clearly revealing his artistic development from the late forties to the end of the seventies.

The artist:

Philip Guston (Montreal 1913-1980 Woodstock). 1919 moved to the USA. Studied at Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles. 1941-1945 lecturer at the University of Iowa.