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- Loosely now, painterly is a descriptive word meaning "this has the attributes of painting." What's that? Not clear enough?
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Painters Eleven. Canadian group of painters.
Painterly
A painting technique in which forms are created with patches of color, exploiting color and tonal relationships. The opposite approach is known as linear, in which things are represented in terms of contour, with precise edges.
Painterly
Painting characterized by openness of form, in which shapes are defined by loose brushwork in light and dark colour areas rather than by outline or contour.
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Painterly form : A style distinctly different from Linear, emphasizing shape and color over line. Made popular by artists such as Titian, Painterly works are found in several of the later Gothic cathedrals.
Painterly
(painting) The term painterly was first introduced by Heinrich Wvlfflin to describe the sensuous traits of paint. The term refers to painting where the paint itself is loose, fluid or textured.
Painterly - Descriptive of paintings in which forms are defined principally by color areas, not by lines or edges. Where the artist's brushstrokes are noticeable.
PAINTERLY - A form of painting where images are predominantly created by use of colours rather than by defined lines. The Artist's brushstrokes are very evident.
Red Rag Scottish artist Alma Wolfson uses this technique.
painterly - An adjective used to describe a style of painting which is based not on linear or outline drawing, but rather patches or areas of color.
Painterly a painting technique characterized by loose brushwork and patches of colour rather than by outline or contour ...
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An artist defines areas of form using primarily tone and color, as opposed to line. He or she is responding to a world they see as being made up of overlapping areas of color, as opposed to discrete objects which are separated by line.
Red Square: Painterly Realism of a Peasant Woman in Two Dimensions
1915
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To say that the painterly legacy of 20th century painting is a long and intertwined mainstream of influences and complex interrelationships would not be inaccurate.
Pop-art began in painterly fashion, distinguished mainly by its new range of populist subjects which it hoped would convey a more relevant and up-to-date reality.
Also see labyrinth, painterly, rectilineal, rectilinear, and slip-trailing.
open form - form with broken or feathered contours; objects with non-specific boundaries as opposed hard edges; compare: painterly *
openwork - perforated or pierced work showing openings through its substance, as wrought-iron or lace ...
The Dessert: Harmony in Red (1908) by Henri Matisse Les Fauves (French for The Wild Beasts) were a short-lived and loose grouping of early Modern artists whose works emphasized painterly qualities, ...
Painterly - Painterly paintings rely on brush strokes and impasto ...more info ...
Les Fauves (French for The Wild Beasts) were a short-lived and loose grouping of early Modern artists whose works emphasized painterly qualities, and the use of deep color over the representational values retained by Impressionism.
Jean-Marc Nattier style is characterized by his gift of capturing a likeness and his insistence on a painterly surface and adoption of a pastel palette favoring royal blues and pinks.
The Jews of Vilna require a more original painterly vocabulary to describe their end.
of cowboys and Indians" was how he put it - but it was still based on the painterly conventions that he had been taught to respect.
The Hard-edge painting style is related to Geometric abstraction, Post-painterly Abstraction, and Color Field painting.
Can be seen as a subdivision of Post-Painterly Abstraction, which in turn emerged from Colour Field painting.
It differed from Abstract Expressionism in that these artists eliminated both the emotional, mythic or religious content of the earlier movement, and the highly personal and painterly or gestural application associated with it.
Tiziano Vecellio, better known as Titian, the leader of the 16th-century Venetian school of the Italian High/Late Renaissance, and the greatest Venetian artist of the 16th century, the shaper of the Venetian coloristic and painterly tradition.
While all three painters were influenced by the older master's rich color and painterly brushwork, each developed his own, individual style. A gifted portraitist, Tintoretto is also known for his unusual interpretations of religious subjects.
How does Colorfield Painting relate to Post-Painterly Abstraction?
The ubiquitous Clement Greenberg coined the term "post-painterly abstraction" and applied it to Hard-Edged Abstraction and Colorfield Painting.
They generally preferred a more dramatic and painterly approach. Politically, they are aligned with the counter-revolution, led against Napoleon's despotic rule.
The Impressionists in general are known for painting out of doors in a direct and painterly manner. It is a movement which had its beginnings in Paris among a group of artists who knew each other.
His rich colours and painterly technique were widely imitated. Although interested in both religious and classical subjects, Titian was most sought after for his psychologically penetrating portraits.
The artist's choices of drawing media-- tools and surface-- tend to determine whether a drawing will be more or less linear or painterly in quality.
Paul Gauguin was a French Post-Impressionist artist who employed color fields and painterly strokes in his work. He is best known for his primitivist depictions of native life in Tahiti and Polynesia.
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But, there is another more interesting question beyond this: Why was Manet exploring new subject matter, new painterly values and spatial relationships? He produced a modernist painting, but why did he produce such a work?
By the mid-sixties, Poons moved away from the optical, scientific aspect of his work and toward a more poetic and painterly direction. Untitled (below) is an example of his new monochromatic style.
Untitled, Larry Poons, 1960s.
Art Brut, Abstract Expressionism, Big painting, color field, action painting, all-over composition, sublime, Jung/collective unconscious, Post painterly Abstraction (hard-edge painting), shaped canvas, Minimalism
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The doctrine that colour, rather than form, was the most important element in painting, favouring the colouristic brilliance and painterly style of Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640).
Watercolor generally gives a more delicate effect, and more painterly effects can be created with wax crayon, chalk, pastel, and charcoal. Some drawings are the finished product, and others are sketches for a grander piece of work.
By embracing commercial techniques, and creating slick, machine-produced art, the Pop artists were setting themselves apart from the painterly, inward-looking tendencies of the Abstract Expressionist movement that immediately preceded them.
LINEAR - A composition in which line is the dominant element in defining form (as opposed to mass). Considered the opposite of painterly.
Also concerned with aesthetics and impact, Pictorialists sought to produce images that were not solely about the objects in front of the camera. Techniques used by these photographers to create a more painterly effect included combination printing, ...
modernist artists and artwriters of the 1960s and early 1970s agreed that the essential characteristic of painting was its flatness, a point of view especially formulated by the critic Clement Greenberg (American, 1909-). This led to post-painterly ...
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