Tag Archives: Robert Henri

Chance Encounters In The Snare Of Dreams

Posted on October 23, 2009 by Dave

The weighty dilemma of the artist who must be ”human” in addition to creating. To slay the dragon of abstraction in pursuit of a cause. A mythological figure destined to eternal recurrence. Imagine alienation and despondency as a default setting, … Continue reading →

Posted in Feature Article, Modern Art | Tagged Andy Warhol, Aristotle, Donald Kuspit, George Segal, Guy Debord, Jacques Ellul, James Rosenquist, John Sloan, Modern Sculpture, pop art, Robert Henri, Roy Lichtenstein, Sculpture, Sculpture Art, Socrates, The Technological Society | 1 Comment

George Bellows: An Authentic Anti-Romantic

Posted on June 7, 2009 by Dave

The life of George Wesley Bellows(1882-1925) was marked by a substantial body of work encompassing oil paintings, lithographs, sketches and illustrations reflecting bold depictions of Americans and their lives.He is considered to be an icon of early American modernist painting … Continue reading →