Publications by tag: Виллем де Кунинг

Abstract expressionism is a large-scale movement in 20th-century American painting that originated in the late 1940s and became the dominant trend in Western art of the 50s. The most prominent representatives of abstract expressionism were Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline and Mark Rothko. Most abstract expressionists lived, worked, and exhibited in New York.

It's not a secret that objects with fractal attributes are perceived by the human eye as the highest manifestation of harmony and beauty. The crowns of trees and mountain ranges, unique patterns of snowflakes and the "golden" spirals of sea shells and waves, crystals and corals - we are ready to contemplate them endlessly in the wildlife and on the artists' canvases. As it turned out, this…

The heroes of this "sounding" compilation are the model in Willem de Kooning's portrait, the magnetism of the three of Mark Rothko's colour fields, Sandro Botticelli's multi-figured time of hope, William Turner's pictorial progressive rock and Jan Brueghel the Elder's work Hearing, which shows that the artist put the art of hearing ahead of other senses.