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Articles 661 - 680 of 680
Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
Makenzie Seiple, Makenzie M. Seiple
Molly, Terry Ann Hayes
Bright Lights On Quiet Streets: Tom Keough’S Nocturnes, Shannon Egan
Bright Lights On Quiet Streets: Tom Keough’S Nocturnes, Shannon Egan
Art and Art History Faculty Publications
The well-kept city streets lined with trees and old brownstones may seem familiar in the paintings of Brooklyn-based artist Tom Keough, but the neighborhood is disquietingly empty. Keough situates the sidewalk in the immediate foreground of his paintings and compels the viewer to enter into an eerily vacant scene. With few exceptions, Keough leaves the always still and sometimes snowy New York setting largely unoccupied. Nonetheless, Keough conveys human presence in his paintings with the soft glow of lamplight from windows, footprints in the snow, and cars parked along the side. The theme of urban alienation—a paradoxical sense of loneliness …
Annunciation, Sarah E. Jacobs
Abstract Painting, Allison Nix
Spirit, Christine M. Gilbert
Belts, Caleb S. Baker
Spring Cleaning, Molly M. Myer
Vision, Christopher R. Boschen
Innocence, Jennifer L. Lazuta
Grandpa, Sarah E. Jacobs
Cherub Chub, Maelina A. Frattaroli
Self Portrait At The Window, Makenzie M. Seiple
Les Clementines, Anne M. Beale
Six Squares, Geoffrey D. Gaenslen
Joy, Makenzie M. Seiple
Giraffe, Erica J. Wiles
Girl With The Pearl Earring, Elizabeth R. Todd
'La Maggior Porcheria Del Mondo': Documents For Ammannati's Neptune Fountain, Felicia M. Else
'La Maggior Porcheria Del Mondo': Documents For Ammannati's Neptune Fountain, Felicia M. Else
Art and Art History Faculty Publications
The story of the creation of the Neptune Fountain on the Piazza della Signoria in Florence is long and tortuous. Scholars have drawn on a wealth of documentary material regarding the competition for the commission, the various phases of the fountain's construction, and the critical reception of its colossus, both political and aesthetic. A collection of unpublished letters at the Getty Research Center in Los Angeles offers a new perspective on the making of this major public monument. Sent by Bartolomeo Ammannati to the prvveditore of Pisa, they chronicle the artist's involvement in the procurement and transportation of marble from …