PORTADA:
William Merritt Chase,
norteamericano, 1849-1916 El pescador Solitario, 1890s Oleo sobre madera, 38,1 x 30,1 cm
Firmado abajo a la izquierda, WM [monograma] M. Chase Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth
College, N.H. Donación del Señor Preston Harrison y Sra.
Chase operaba su escuela de arte veraniega en
Shinnecock, Long Island, de 1891 hasta 1902. Desde allí y por medio de sus clases en la
Arts Students League, Nueva York, La Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Filadelfia, y sus
viajes de enseñanza, inspiró a centenares de estudiantes. Aún cuando muchos de sus
discípulos imitaron su estilo impresionista modificado, otros llegaron a convertirse en
dirigentes del modernismo norteamericano - Chales Demuth, Charles Sheeler y Georgia
O'Keeffe entre otros.
Comentarios: Tomados de B.J. MacAdam, Treasures of
the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College/ Reproducción: cortesía y permiso del Hood
Museum of Art (Darmouth College)/ Fotografía: Patrick J. Young/ Separación de colores:
Fotograbado Vene./ |
COVER:
William Merritt Chase, American
1849-1916 The Lone Fisherman, 1890s Oil on panel, 38.1 x 30.1 cm Signed lower left: WM
[monogram] M. Chase Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, N.H. Gift of Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Harrison
Chase operated his summer school of art at
Shinnecock, Long Island, from 1891 to 1902. Them, and through his instruction a Arts
Students League of New York, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, and his
teaching tours of Europe, he inspired hundreds of students. Although many of his pupils
imitated his modified Impressionist style, others went on to become leaders of American
Modernism - Charles Demuth, Charles Sheeler, and Georgia O'Keeffe among them.
Comments: Taken from BT MacAdam, Treasures of the
Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College/ Reproduction: Courtesy and permission- from The
Hood Museum of Art (Dartmouth College), Photo: Patrick J. Young/ Color separation:
Fotograbado Vene.
Comments: Galeria Acquavella,
Caracas / Reproduction: Courtesy of Acquavella Gallery, Caracas/New York / Photography:
Renato Donzelli / Color separation: Fotolito Gamma. |
CAPA:
William Merrit Chase,
norte-americano, (1849-1916) O Pescador solitário, 1890 óleo sobre madeira 38,1 x 30,1
cm. Assinado embaixo do lado esquerdo: WM [monograma] M. Chase Hood Museum of Art,
Dartmouth College, N.H. Doação da família Preston Harrison
De 1891 até 1902 Chase trabalhou na sua escola de
verão em Shinnecock, Long Island. Dali e através de suas aulas na Arts Students League
de Nova Iorque, na Academia de Pennsilvania de Fine Arts. em Filadelfia e de suas viagens
de ensino, inspirou muitos estudantes. Embora muitos de seus discípulos tenham imitado o
seu estilo impressionista modificado, outros converteram-se em dirigentes do modernismo
norte-americano. Charles Demuth, Charles Sheeler e Georgia O' O'Keeffie entre outros.
Comentários tomados de B. J. MacAdam, Treasures of
the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College/ Reprodução: cortesia e licença do Hood
Museum of Art (Dartmouth College)/ Fotografia: Patrick J.Young/ Separação de cores:
Fotogravado Vene.
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