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This landscape is surprisingly modern in its simplified details, flattened forms, and patterned composition. A shepherd and animals of the sort that had appeared in Ryder’s earlier, Barbizon influenced paintings are here overwhelmed by the setting’s stylized elements: a stream rushing along a rigid diagonal, sinuous hills filling the middle ground, and clouds rising in contrasting bands ...
30 giu 2020 · ALBERT PINKHAM RYDER "To summarize, Ryder's paintings represent a integrated unity of formal elements, an integration however, that is found on several levels. For him, formal balance in a two-dimensional sense, involving the unifying of figure and ground, was combined with tonal control and harmony which was complementary to his designs.
Title: Moonlight Marine. Artist: Albert Pinkham Ryder (American, New Bedford, Massachusetts 1847–1917 Elmhurst, New York) Date: 1870–90. Culture: American. Medium: Oil and possibly wax on wood panel. Dimensions: 11 1/2 x 12 in. (29.2 x 30.5 cm) Credit Line: Samuel D. Lee Fund, 1934. Accession Number: 34.55.
30 giu 2020 · ALBERT PINKHAM RYDER "To summarize, Ryder's paintings represent a integrated unity of formal elements, an integration however, that is found on several levels. For him, formal balance in a two-dimensional sense, involving the unifying of figure and ground, was combined with tonal control and harmony which was complementary to his designs.
5 apr 2024 · Albert Pinkham Ryder was an American painter, noted for his highly personal seascapes and mystical allegorical scenes. About 1870 Ryder settled permanently in New York City, where he briefly studied painting. His formal training, however, did little to affect his early work, consisting largely of
Albert Pinkham Ryder (n. 19 de marzo de 1847, New Bedford, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos - m. 28 de marzo de 1917, Nueva York ), pintor estadounidense que se asentó en la ciudad de Nueva York en 1870, donde estudió pintura. Sus escenas marítimas sumamente subjetivas, como Toilers of the Sea, reflejan su sentimiento del desamparo humano ante ...
Albert Pinkham Ryder (American, New Bedford, Massachusetts 1847–1917 Elmhurst, New York) ca. 1880. Autumn Meadows. Formerly attributed to Albert Pinkham Ryder ...
