Nathaniel Mary Quinn Split (8 results)

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Building off of 20th-century greats Picasso and Bacon, Quinn freely interprets the human figure in a language at times grotesque and monstrousChallenging the canon of beauty that dominated portraiture until the 19th century, the paintings of American artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn (born 1977) follow the path opened by 20th-century giants such as Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon, freely interpreting the human figure, composition and balance of forms through a nonacademic pictorial language. Often fractured and disquieting, Quinn's portraiture embraces the flawed dimensions of human character, extending a generosity to aesthetic qualities traditionally deemed deviant. Split Face presents a selection of Quinn's portraits alongside works by Renaissance and 20th-century masters of portraiture such as Donatello, Pollaiuolo, the Della Robbia family, Virgilio Guidi, Marino Marini, Antonietta Raphaël Mafai and many others. In doing so, the volume posits Quinn as a part of a long lineage of figurative trailblazers.…

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Seller: Libreria già Nardecchia s.r.l., Rome, RM, ItalyLibreria già Nardecchia s.r.l.
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Condition: NEW. Cinisello Balsamo: Silvana Editoriale, 2026 9788836657346 554 N vol.: 1, N pag.: 80, W: 20, Illustr.: COL, N illustr.: 50 Sfidando il canone della bellezza che ha dominato la ritrattistica fino all'Ottocento, le opere di Nathaniel Mary Quinn (Chicago, 1977) percorrono la via aperta dai grandi artisti del Novecento, tra cui Pablo Picasso e Francis Bacon, interpretando liberamente la figura umana, la composizione e l'equilibrio delle forme attraverso un linguaggio pittorico anti-accademico, a tratti grottesco, quasi mostruoso, e perturbante. In omaggio a Split Face, la sua prima mostra monografica in Italia, presentata a Firenze, tra il Museo Stefano Bardini e il Museo Novecento, questo volume raccoglie una selezione di ritratti accanto a opere dei maestri del Rinascimento e del Novecento, come Donatello, Pollaiolo e i Della Robbia fino a Virgilio Guidi, Marino Marini, Antonietta Raphaël Mafai e molti altri. Sfidando il canone della bellezza che ha dominato la ritrattistica fino all'Ottocento, le opere di Nathaniel Mary Quinn (Chicago, 1977) percorrono la via aperta dai grandi artisti del Novecento, tra cui Pablo Picasso e Francis Bacon, interpretando liberamente la figura umana, la composizione e l'equilibrio delle forme attraverso un linguaggio pittorico anti-accademico, a tratti grottesco, quasi mostruoso, e perturbante. In omaggio a Split Face, la sua prima mostra monografica in Italia, presentata a Firenze, tra il Museo Stefano Bardini e il Museo Novecento, questo volume raccoglie una selezione di ritratti accanto a opere dei maestri del Rinascimento e del Novecento, come Donatello, Pollaiolo e i Della Robbia fino a Virgilio Guidi, Marino Marini, Antonietta Raphaël Mafai e molti altri. Risaliti, Sergio; Rispoli, Stefania.…