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The Lovers' Chronicle 8 November - dreamin', verse by mac tag - death of Milton - birth of Bram Stoker & Margaret Mitchell - art by Charles Demuth #DonneInArte https://t.co/4ip70qD6uz
Demuth’s botanical watercolours are some of the finest of the twentieth century. Red Poppies (1929), Pears (1929), Distinguished Air (1930) & Chimney & Water Tower (1931). The sailors are looking at a sculpture of Princess X by Brâncusi
Demuth integrated the styles he had experienced in France with American realism to create unique & characteristic images of Pennsylvania. Sailboats (1919), Stairs (1920), Lancaster (1920) & the Tower (1920)
Demuth also created a series where he depicted the social life around the time of day. Dancer with Chorus (1918), Eight O Clock (1917) & Acrobats (1916)
Another influence on Demuth was Toulouse Lautrec for his circus images & Cezanne/Picasso for his architecture. The Circus (1917), Vaudeville (1917), Bermuda (1917) & At a House In Harley Street (1918)
An idea of the kind of homoerotic images Demuth created is given in his Turkish baths. Nana (1916), The Shine (1916), Turkish Baths (1916) & Trees & Houses (1916)
Demuth created a series of exquisite watercolours of fish (unfortunately I couldn’t find any well photographed examples). Nana visiting her Friend Satin (1915), Bathers (1916) & Fish (1917)
Soldiers & sailors were a particular interest in Demuth’s art. I’ve only included the family viewing versions! Zinnias (1915), The Drinkers (1915), Soldier & Girlfriend (1915) & Mt Gilboa 5 (1915)
Demuth created simple yet lyrical watercolours of his social scene. Men at Bar (1912), Girl in Red (1912), Bartender at the Breevort (1912) & White Horse (1912)
Thread: Charles Demuth (1883-1935) was an American artist who connected European modernism to the States’ art scene. He created beautiful flower paintings, striking cityscapes & pictures of his circle. He died on this day.
So there's #AF_AU tag on twitter eh?
Well time to introduce my character then. Meet Yukka! She's a gyaru girl who lives an average school life.
She's a thalassocnus, a species of marine sloth. (pic right belongs to Oliver Demuth)
Demuthの水彩に拭き取りと共にしばしば用いられる技法として塩技法というのがあって、どういう脈絡でこのような変則的な水彩技法の探究がDemuthにおいて行われたのか、どうしてなのだろう？
On a moose hunt north of the Arctic Circle, Bathsheba Demuth observes two contrasting narratives manifest along the banks of the Ch’izhìn Nji. Read this week's essay "Living in the Bones" by @brdemuth. Illustration by @Sarah_Gilman. https://t.co/ZxPwWY7xDm
마치 샤갈같은 장면에 말풍선을 그려넣은 Charles Demuth의 인물화들 너무 멋지고 귀엽다...이분은 20세기 초 미국 정밀주의의 주요 화가로 꼽히는데, 전혀 다른 화풍으로 그린 인물화들이 사실 더 좋다...
