Articles related to "American Artist"



American Artist Alice Neel
Throughout her intense and independent life, Neel painted candid portraits of the famous and not-so-famous, and always maintained her true artistic vision.
• alice neel • american women artists • american painters • kenneth fearing • portrait painters

American Artist Beatrice Wood
Multi-faceted and multi-talented ceramicist, artist, and writer Beatrice Wood spent over a century creating and inspiring until her death at age 105 in 1998.
• beatrice wood • marcel duchamp • dada • american pottery • american women artists

American Artist Charles Demuth
Expert painter and watercolorist, Demuth's variety of styles and subjects show his complexity and talent.
• charles demuth • william carlos williams • marsden hartley • arthur dove • alfred stieglitz

American Artist Charles Sheeler
Sheeler's paintings and photographs display a clean, sharp style that would come to be called Precisionism.
• charles sheeler • american painters • william merritt chase • cubism • walt whitman

American Artist Georgia O'Keeffe
Brief biography of the world-famous painter, known for her large floral portraits and boldly spare landscapes painted in the southwestern desert.
• georgia o'keeffe • biography • american artists • alfred stieglitz • american painters

American Artist Georgia O'Keeffe
The artwork of Georgia O'Keeffe reflects her refusal to be defined; her work focuses on the contrast between light and dark, and includes both nature and cityscapes.
• georgia o'keeffe • artist • contrast between light and dark • cityscapes • abstract art

American Artist Lorena Bowser
A brief look at the life and career of artist Lorena Bowser, whose work has received critical acclaim.
• lorena bowser • artist lorena • ink on newspaper • sculpture • paintings

American Artist Marsden Hartley
One of America's first modernists, Hartley's diverse paintings reflect his distinct individuality.
• marsden hartley • alfred stieglitz • georgia o'keeffe • paul strand • arthur dove

American Artist Willard Metcalf
Known best for his beautiful landscapes and portraits of New England, Metcalf was part of the early 20th century American Impressionist group known as The Ten.
• willard metcalf • american painters • american impressionists • claude monet • john twachtman

Andrea Loefke - A Different World
Andrea Loefke is an up and coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrea Loefke an Artist's Practice
Andrea Loefke is an up and coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrea Loefke An Interview
Andrea Loefke is an up and coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrea Loefke In Conversation
Andrea Loefke is an up-and-coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrea Loefke Viewer Participation
Andrea Loefke is an up and coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrea Loefke's Interactive Art
Andrea Loefke is an up-and-coming New York artist. Here, she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrea Loefke's Key Artworks
Andrea Loefke is an up-and-coming New York artist, here she explains the fascinating process behind her art and some of the key works that she has developed thus far.
• american artist andrea loefke • interview • brooklyn new york artist • installation art • interactive sculpture

Andrew Wyeth: Great American Artist
Andrew Wyeth is one of the great American artists. During his career, which spanned most of the twentieth century, he produced paintings that rivaled the work of the Renaissance.
• andrew wyeth • farnsworth museum • rockland • maine • people

Sites of Interest on Native American Flute Music
sites of general interest on Native American flutes, including history and current performers
• flutes • native american artists

Storyteller through Art and Memories - Mattie Lou O'Kelley
American Folk Artist Mattie Lou O'Kelley taught us by example that it is never too late to begin the work you love.
• mattie lou o'kelley • o'kelley • american folk artist • painter • american

From Poverty to Painter
John James Audubon moves to Kentucky but lands in debtors' prison. He travels to Natchez and New Orleans.
• audubon • american artist • ornithologist • america • new orleans

Jacob Lawrence
Short biography of one of the first African-American painters to move beyond race barriers and achieve international fame.
• jacob lawrence • african-american artists • the migration of the negro • harlem renaissance • claude mckay

Lyonel Feininger German Exhibition
The artist's drawings, prints, and watercolors represent his distinctive originality with characteristics of major styles of modern art.
• lyonel feininger • harold loebermann collection • kunstsammlungen • chemitz • german art exhibition

The Philosophy of Andy Warhol
With clarity and candor Warhol leads us into the foundations of Pop Art's egalitarian stance while also revealing the individual artist that is Andy Warhol.
• andy warhol • the philosophy of andy warhol • pop art • american artist • sixties culture

William M. Harnett
A biography of painter William M. Harnett, 1848-1892.
• william harnett • trompe-l'oeil • fool the eye • still life • american

Writing Families: A Natural Partnership Part 2
Part Two in a series on African-American authors/illustrators of award-winning children's books who work with family members as their writing partners. This article focuses on the collaborative wife and husband team of Patricia and Frederick McKissack.
• writing • writing partners • children's books • awards • illustrators

Writing Families: A Natural Partnership Part 1
Part One in a series on African-American authors/illustrators of award-winning children's books who work with family members as their writing partners. This article focuses on the collaborative father and son team of Walter Dean and Christopher Myers.
• writing • writing partners • children's books • awards • illustrators

Andy Warhol American Pop Artist
A brief look at the artwork of Pittsburgh native and New York City transplant Andy Warhol. What is the artistic significance of his work?
• andy warhol museum • branding • pop art • andy warhola • commercial art

Archibald Motley
Motley's detailed and vibrant works depict 20th century black culture, history, and nightlife, particularly scenes of Chicago.
• archibald motley • african-american artists • george wesley bellows • the jazz age • henry ossawa tanner

Gramercy Park, New York
The story of Gramercy Park, a New York City landmark.This private park has been in existence since the middle of the 19th century
• gramercy park • american parks • new york city • new york parks • new york

Horace Pippin
Believing that art education comes from within the soul, Pippin rose from poverty to become one of America's best-known black painters.
• horace pippin • african american artists • world war i • john brown • henri rousseau

John Singer Sargent
Short biography of the American expatriate known for his career as a portraitist and for his notorious painting Madame X.
• john singer sargent • american artists • portrait artists • portrait of madame x • portrait of madame gautreau

Leroy Neiman, Playboy Artist
A closer look at the American illustrator and artist, Leroy Neiman, perhaps best known for his work in Playboy magazine.
• leroy neiman • sports art • sporting art • playboy magazine • famous artist

New Interim Leadership at PMA
The Philadelphia Museum of Art's trustees have selected five prestigious staff members to replace Anne d'Harnoncourt, its late director, until her successor is chosen.
• art museums • philadelphia museum of art • anne d'harnoncourt • gail harrity • alice beamesderfer

Pollock and Lichtenstein
See if you can answer these questions about these two abstract, pop artists from the 20th century.
• jackson pollock • emphasis on flatness • roy lichtenstein • worst artist in the u.s. • 20th-century american artist

Profile: The Genius of Lou Stovall
Silkscreens are not just for T-shirts; they are a tool to make fine art, and in the right hands, they can also build community.
• lou stovall • silkscreen • printmaking • printmaker • american artist

The Museums of New York
The span between 82nd and 104th represents the greatest concentration of museums in the world, with several others a few blocks further south.
• museum mile • metropolitan museum of art • guggenheim museum • museums • fifth avenue


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