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29 de oct. de 2016 · La pintura silenciosa y discreta con la que Agnes Martin buscaba la paz interior con el minimalismo. La canadiense Agnes Martin (1912-2004) fue una de las pocas mujeres del expresionismo abstracto ...
5. Agnes Martin, nacida en 1912, fue una de las pintoras abstractas más importantes de Estados Unidos. Martin trabajó durante un momento crucial en la historia del arte estadounidense. Aunque su trabajo a menudo se ubica en el campo minimalista debido a su estrecha asociación con el trabajo de otros artistas minimalistas, Martin se resistió ...
21 de abr. de 2024 · Agnes Martin. Untitled No. 1. 1981. Martin painted Untitled No. 1 in New Mexico, where she would remain until the end of her long life. The expansive, arid landscape of the southwestern United States influenced her work, which increasingly featured horizontal bands in soft hues. Here she presents a cascade of lines in paint and pencil, rendered ...
B72.0073. While often considered a Minimalist, Agnes Martin saw herself as an Abstract Expressionist. Beginning in the early 1960s, she was known for her radically abstract paintings and drawings, characterized by balance, unity, a monochromatic palette, and the use of grid patterns. This last element was perhaps inspired, at least in part, by ...
Agnes Martin (1912–2004) evokes joy, beauty, and perfection with her grid paintings, geometric abstractions, and muted color palette. Born in Canada, Martin immigrated to the U.S. in 1932 and worked for many years as a teacher and painter in New Mexico and New York. At age forty-five she moved to Coenties Slip, Manhattan, where she […]
23 de jul. de 2022 · Agnes Martin’s own version of abstract expressionism was created through works heavily featuring grids and abstract patterns, created through a quiet, meditative practice. While most of Martin’s works are in this style and she was a trailblazer in the movement, she also led an adventurous life which influenced changes in her art over the years.
19 de oct. de 2022 · Agnes Martin, Friendship, 1963, via Art Institute Canada, Toronto Friendship (1963) is perhaps the most famous work Agnes Martin produced in her lifetime.The canvas is over six feet long on each side, and Martin used materials like gold leaf and gesso to emphasize the minimal grid that is the basis of this piece.
