Raymond Jonson and the Spiritual in Modernist and Abstract Painting
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Raymond Jonson and the Spiritual in Modernist and Abstract Painting
Hartel, Jr., Herbert R.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2022
236
Mole
Inglês
9781032339238
15 a 20 dias
435
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Contents
Acknowledgments
List of Illustrations
Introduction: Raymond Jonson and Twentieth Century American Art: Reconsidering the Canonical in American Art History and the Spiritual in American Modernist Painting
Chapter One: "Art Is as Broad as Space": Jonson's Early Years in the West and Chicago
Chapter Two: "The Land of Sunshine and Color and Tragedy": New Mexico and Jonson's Landscape Paintings and Compositions
Chapter Three: "These Are the Second Attack on the Abstract": the Thematic, Conceptual Series Paintings of 1929-1936
Chapter Four: "A More Intense Participation in the Life of the Spirit": Jonson's First Totally Abstract Paintings, His Theories of Art and the Transcendental Painting Group
Chapter Five: "Fast Arriving and Spontaneous Combustions of Color-space-line and Design": Absolute Painting, 1938-1950
Chapter Six: "Causing the Surface to Come to Life": Jonson's Late Career, 1950-1978
References
Index
Acknowledgments
List of Illustrations
Introduction: Raymond Jonson and Twentieth Century American Art: Reconsidering the Canonical in American Art History and the Spiritual in American Modernist Painting
Chapter One: "Art Is as Broad as Space": Jonson's Early Years in the West and Chicago
Chapter Two: "The Land of Sunshine and Color and Tragedy": New Mexico and Jonson's Landscape Paintings and Compositions
Chapter Three: "These Are the Second Attack on the Abstract": the Thematic, Conceptual Series Paintings of 1929-1936
Chapter Four: "A More Intense Participation in the Life of the Spirit": Jonson's First Totally Abstract Paintings, His Theories of Art and the Transcendental Painting Group
Chapter Five: "Fast Arriving and Spontaneous Combustions of Color-space-line and Design": Absolute Painting, 1938-1950
Chapter Six: "Causing the Surface to Come to Life": Jonson's Late Career, 1950-1978
References
Index
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Mexico Art Museum;Absolute Painting;modern art;Abstract Painting;abstract art;Color Field Painting;twentieth century;Cor Ardens;American art;Chromatic Contrasts;Transcendental Painting Group;Arthur Dove;spirituality;Cadmium Red;painting;Dane Rudhyar;art and religion;American Southwest;Earth Rhythms;landscape painting;Switch Board;Herbert R. Hartel;Dynamic Symmetry;Vincent Van Gogh;Time Cycle;Interlocked Forms;post-World War Ii Development;Chicago Academy;Newman's Paintings;Southwest Arrangement;Space Moods;Jonson's Ideas;Jonson's Life;Trojan Women;Armory Show
Contents
Acknowledgments
List of Illustrations
Introduction: Raymond Jonson and Twentieth Century American Art: Reconsidering the Canonical in American Art History and the Spiritual in American Modernist Painting
Chapter One: "Art Is as Broad as Space": Jonson's Early Years in the West and Chicago
Chapter Two: "The Land of Sunshine and Color and Tragedy": New Mexico and Jonson's Landscape Paintings and Compositions
Chapter Three: "These Are the Second Attack on the Abstract": the Thematic, Conceptual Series Paintings of 1929-1936
Chapter Four: "A More Intense Participation in the Life of the Spirit": Jonson's First Totally Abstract Paintings, His Theories of Art and the Transcendental Painting Group
Chapter Five: "Fast Arriving and Spontaneous Combustions of Color-space-line and Design": Absolute Painting, 1938-1950
Chapter Six: "Causing the Surface to Come to Life": Jonson's Late Career, 1950-1978
References
Index
Acknowledgments
List of Illustrations
Introduction: Raymond Jonson and Twentieth Century American Art: Reconsidering the Canonical in American Art History and the Spiritual in American Modernist Painting
Chapter One: "Art Is as Broad as Space": Jonson's Early Years in the West and Chicago
Chapter Two: "The Land of Sunshine and Color and Tragedy": New Mexico and Jonson's Landscape Paintings and Compositions
Chapter Three: "These Are the Second Attack on the Abstract": the Thematic, Conceptual Series Paintings of 1929-1936
Chapter Four: "A More Intense Participation in the Life of the Spirit": Jonson's First Totally Abstract Paintings, His Theories of Art and the Transcendental Painting Group
Chapter Five: "Fast Arriving and Spontaneous Combustions of Color-space-line and Design": Absolute Painting, 1938-1950
Chapter Six: "Causing the Surface to Come to Life": Jonson's Late Career, 1950-1978
References
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Mexico Art Museum;Absolute Painting;modern art;Abstract Painting;abstract art;Color Field Painting;twentieth century;Cor Ardens;American art;Chromatic Contrasts;Transcendental Painting Group;Arthur Dove;spirituality;Cadmium Red;painting;Dane Rudhyar;art and religion;American Southwest;Earth Rhythms;landscape painting;Switch Board;Herbert R. Hartel;Dynamic Symmetry;Vincent Van Gogh;Time Cycle;Interlocked Forms;post-World War Ii Development;Chicago Academy;Newman's Paintings;Southwest Arrangement;Space Moods;Jonson's Ideas;Jonson's Life;Trojan Women;Armory Show
