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Musicians Picasso an Analysis in its MoMa & Philadelphia Versions

Dejar un comentario / 1920-1930, Implicit Art, Pablo Picasso / Dayana Fuentes

In the summer of 1921, Pablo Picasso, the Spanish artistic genius, gave life to a captivating masterpiece in the studio of a villa in Fontainebleau, near Paris: «Three Musicians». Created in two versions, it encapsulates the distinctive essence of the synthetic cubist style. Although both editions share the same subject, notoriety leans towards one of […]

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Joan Mitchell Posted Expressionism【Abstract】

Dejar un comentario / >1930, Implicit Art / Dayana Fuentes

Joan Mitchell, painter of the work “Posted”, born in 1925 in Chicago, is remembered as a leading influential figure representing the American Abstract Expressionist movement. Although much of her career was spent in France, her impact on the art world has spread globally. Meeting Joan Mitchel Author of “Posted”. The Power of Choice At the

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Joan Miró Painting 1933 ➤ Between Collages and Darkness

Dejar un comentario / >1930, Implicit Art / Nelson Piñango

Joan Miró, the master behind the paintings in 1933 Miró, the celebrated Catalan painter, has left an indelible mark on the art world, and among his most notable contributions are the 18 large paintings that make up the series of paintings made in 1933. In this article, we delve into the most significant and relevant

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Electric Prisms Sonia Delaunay ➤The Fusion of Light & Colour

Dejar un comentario / 1910-1920, Implicit Art / Dayana Fuentes

In 1914, Sonia Delaunay, at the age of 29, immortalised the transformation of Paris with «Electric Prisms». This article explores the convergence of art, invention and urban life in Delaunay’s vibrant canvas. Historical context of «Electric Prisms» With the arrival of electric street lamps in 1878, Paris underwent a significant transformation into the era of

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Helen Frankenthaler Color Field Painting

Color Field Painting Helen Frankenthaler【Abstraction】

Dejar un comentario / >1930, Implicit Art / Nelson Piñango

Reasoning from the obvious field paintings Walking into an art gallery and being confronted with an abstract painting can raise questions about what to look at. However, behind the apparent simplicity of works known as color field paintings lies a complex world of artistic expression. This article explores the fascinating universe of Helen Frankenthaler, a

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Kandinsky Improvisation 28【Second Version】A Visual Symphony

Dejar un comentario / 1910-1920, Implicit Art, Vasili Kandinski / Dayana Fuentes

At the heart of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Vasili Kandinsky’s Improvisation 28, second version, emerges as a unique masterpiece. This article delves into the artist’s connection to music and his vision of spiritual transformation. Harmonies Unleashed: Kandinsky Improvisation 28 (Second Version) FULL DESCRIPTION: Artist: Vasily KandinskyTitle: Improvisation 28 (Second Version)Date: 1912Medium: Oil on canvasDimensions:

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The Moroccans Matisse【The Master of Colour】

Dejar un comentario / 1910-1920, Henri Matisse, Implicit Art / Dayana Fuentes

The masterful work of Henri Matisse, recognised as the 20th century’s master of colour, has left a profound impression on the art world, and his monumental creation, «The Moroccans» is no exception. In this article, we venture to explore the complexities and diverse interpretations surrounding this iconic painting, whose visual richness has captivated global audiences.

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Wassily Kandinsky and his Masterpiece: Black Lines in 1913

Dejar un comentario / 1910-1920, Implicit Art, Vasili Kandinski / Dayana Fuentes

Wassily Kandinsky, a visionary of 20th century art, left an indelible mark on history with his work «Black Lines» in 1913. This oil painting on canvas of more than one and a half metres wide and high is a testimony to his evolution towards abstraction and his audacity to challenge the conventional norms of art.

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Houses at Estaque 》The Heart of Early Cubism by Georges Braque

Dejar un comentario / 1900-1910, Implicit Art / Nelson Piñango

Georges Braque, a pioneer of Cubism, left an indelible mark on art history with his masterpiece, «Houses at Estaque» (1908). This article delves into the significance of this piece, exploring its historical context, influences and the lasting impact it has had on the art world. Houses at Estaque Artwork Early Cubism: Houses at Estaque marks

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Red Balloon Paul Klee【Infinite Expression】

Dejar un comentario / 1920-1930, Implicit Art / Dayana Fuentes

Paul Klee from Music to Painting Red Balloon Paul Klee, a leading artist of the modern art movement, challenged the stylistic and thematic conventions of his time with unparalleled creativity. His work, marked by persistent shifts in style and technique, reflects a deliberate evasion of conventional aesthetic categorization. From his beginnings as a violinist in

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