10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEMIABSTRACTION»
Discover the use of
semiabstraction in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
semiabstraction and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Design Principles and Methods for Composing Artwork
The above drawings are examples of semiabstraction. If you can recognize an
object or figure, it is semiabstract. This type of abstraction reduces subjects to
simplified forms; they are the type of drawings that one can find in animated films,
...
2
Creative landscape painting
SEMIABSTRACTION CONCEPT. Semiabstract painting is a rather broad area
that lies between the two extremes of designed realism and nonobjective design
— somewhere about halfway between Andrew Wyeth and Piet Mondrian. Ideally
...
BUFFALO: After having won small awards in five preceding Western New York
annuals, Seymour Drumlevitch this year won first prize of $250 with his
semiabstraction, Trellis (above). Born 32 years ago in New York City, Drumlevitch
is now ...
4
New Media: The Key Concepts
The new representational style of semiabstraction, which along with photography
became the 'international style' of modern visual culture, required the viewer to
reconstruct represented objects from a bare minimum — a few patches of colour,
...
Nicholas Gane, David Beer, 2008
5
Westernness: A Meditation
Then in Black Place III it leaps back into semiabstraction, with a new and alien
mystery. The gray-green hills fold in from the sides to an indecipherable
blackness, where an arrow-pointed bright green torrent zigzags from zenith to
base.
Alan Bacher Williamson, 2006
6
God's Good Man: A Simple Love Story
At this abrupt question John fairly started out of his semiabstraction in good
earnest. "My dear Miss Vancourt!" he exclaimed, warmly – "How can you think of
such a thing! I have never heard a word about you, except from good old Mrs.
Spruce ...
7
Just Play: Beckett's Theater
For Beckett's 1975 Berlin production, the designer Matias drew a three-curved
semiabstraction. In Alan Simpson's Dublin production the real tree was human
height, and in Stanford, California, Alan Schneider found a scrub oak that had
dried ...
8
Race-ing Art History: Critical Readings in Race and Art History
... was expanded to incorporate such categories as "figuration," "semiabstraction,"
an "abstraction." This brought about the participation of mid-career painters
working with abstraction who were previously marginalized by the Kuk'jun system
.
9
Delphi Complete Works of D.H. Lawrence (Illustrated)
But, with her weak, troubled sight, she only saw the usual semiabstraction onher
friend's face. 'Whydon't you speak, Nellie?' shesaid. ButMarch was wideeyed and
silent, and the youth,asif fascinated, was watching her without moving hiseyes.
She worked predominantly as a textile artist, using a style that combined
Surrealist semiabstraction with her life experiences – a form she called “
existential relativism.“ Her 1958 piece, The Hanged Ones (Obešeni) suggests the
brutal ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SEMIABSTRACTION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
semiabstraction is used in the context of the following news items.
Visceral Magic, Musical Missteps
... the angle of a passerby's body in an Underground station—in a viscous semiabstraction. Mr. Kossoff has been working this visceral magic for a very long time; ... «Wall Street Journal, Nov 13»
