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It's the last day of the decade! 🎆🌕✨ See you soon, #2020. 🎉 #jockmacdonald #nye2020 #goodbye2019
“Intuitively, artists create within the structural forms of nature.” 🌨
—#JockMacdonald (1897–1960)
Only West Coast artist #JockMacdonald could make waves look both ominous and elegant 🌊 Here’s his “Graveyard of the Pacific” (1935) for #WorldOceansDay. 📍 For more masterpieces by Macdonald, see our Pinterest board: https://t.co/hOAsvQanRB
ACI author Joyce Zemans describes #JockMacdonald’s “The Black Tusk” (1932) as symbolic of “the rugged grandeur of British Columbia.” See the painting and experience the landscape at the same time now at the @AudainArtMuseum in Whistler: https://t.co/P0znNKtch5
Where did painter #JockMacdonald develop his abstract style based on a spiritual relationship with nature? Find out: https://t.co/KPi6qxDlwn
“Departing Day”, an abstracted evening sky, is an example of an original painting style created by #JockMacdonald, born on this day in 1897.
“Art now reaches the place where it becomes the expression of ideals and spiritual aspirations.” —#JockMacdonald