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Fotorealizm
Photorealizm jest rodzajem sztuki, która obejmuje malowanie, rysowanie i inne media graficzne, w których artysta studiuje fotografię, a następnie próbuje odtworzyć obraz tak realistycznie jak to możliwe w innym środowisku. Chociaż termin ten może być używany do szerokiego opisu dzieł sztuki w wielu różnych środowiskach, jest również używany do odniesienia się konkretnie do grupy obrazów i malarzy ruchu sztuki Stanów Zjednoczonych, który rozpoczął się pod koniec lat 60. i na początku lat siedemdziesiątych.
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Articles on
Photorealist Artists, Including: Gottfried ...
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New Orleans Impressionist Cityscapes
First, we cannot discount the photorealist painter's skill as a photographer. The
photograph that he has taken is beautiful and communicates his point of view as
well as any photograph. But the only explanation for his mindless, time
consuming ...
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Photorealist Artists: Amdo Jampa, Carole Feuerman, Christoph ...
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Mychael Danna's The Ice Storm: A Film Score Guide
mundane subject matter, each Photorealist artist had particular preferences and
obsessions. Goings. for example, tended to paint trucks and diners, whereas
Estes specialized in street scenes with elaborate reflections in the glass ofshop ...
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Art of the Baltics: The Struggle for Freedom of Artistic ...
tablished their reputations the year before by mounting Latvia's first photorealist
exhibition at Riga's Polig- raphers' Club, an event as notable for its having been
organized without authorization of cultural or academic apparatchiki as for the ...
Alla Rosenfeld, Norton T. Dodge,
2001
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Photography and Philosophy: Essays on the Pencil of Nature
For other challenges to documentary authority, we may look to painters – in
particular, the painters of the photorealist movement. One effect of photorealism
was to begin to disentangle the two notions of documentary authority and
accurate ...
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Looking Forward, Looking Back: Images of Eastern European ...
24 Photorealism evolved in the late 1960s and 1970s in America, see Meisel (
1980) for a definition and reproduction of photorealist works. The illustrations in
the children's books and the photorealist paintings have in common that they ...
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Portraits of Relatives and Friends Through the
Photorealist ...
Abstract.
Juanita Deloris Elliott Reed,
1977
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Self-Reference in the Media
Four examples will serve to illustrate such ambiguities, (1) photorealist paintings,
(2) pictorial fakes, (3) Parrhasios's super-illusionist curtain, and (4) Magritte's anti-
illusionist pipe. Photorealism. Can a picture also be a total self-representation, ...
Winfried Nöth, Nina Bishara,
2007
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Advances in Neural Networks - ISNN 2008: 5th International ...
Our method could be used in 3D games to simulate the photorealist e « ects. Our
particles system is a state- preserving simulation system. We update the dynamic
attributes and render the particles in batches on GPU. The most important is ...
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Museum & Gallery Listings for July 24-30
Museum of Arts and Design: 'Richard Estes: Painting New York City' (through Sept. 20) The core of this show is a selection of vivid, Photorealist ... «New York Times, Lip 15»
Art Walk a growing showcase of myriad talents
... starting the Art Walk with work by Edmonton artist Susan Casault, an artist Cherry describes as “a beautiful, almost photorealist, artist” whose ... «Camrose Canadian, Lip 15»
NBMAA opens two new galleries
Photorealist paintings use mediums such as pastels and acrylics and are designed to look like photographs, he said. Hyland said the pieces ... «Newbritainherald, Lip 15»
You've Never Seen Beyoncé Look Like This
You've branded yourself as this incredible photorealist. How did you end up on that path? "When I was growing up, I felt like the only way to get ... «Refinery29, Lip 15»
Instagram, an artist and the $100000 selfies – appropriation in the …
When photorealist artist Panayiotis Lamprou photographed his wife, naked from the waist down with her legs open, her pubeless vagina ... «The Guardian, Lip 15»
Post-Katrina oil paintings depict the beauty, power of water
A photorealist who for decades made large-scale portraits and, more recently, landscapes, Deckbar knew she could no longer adhere to the ... «The New Orleans Advocate, Lip 15»
Jerrod Carmichael's Comedy, and Tourism, Call for Reflection
“I want to go see that,” he said, pointing at a painting of a 1960s suburban family by the photorealist Robert Bechtle in the museum brochure. «New York Times, Lip 15»
Ishbel Myerscough, painter: 'Mum said why don't you use the …
... show at the National Portrait Gallery, a refreshing reminder to visitors that contemporary portraiture can be more than stuffy photorealist works ... «The Independent, Lip 15»
Museum & Gallery Listings for July 17-23
Museum of Arts and Design: 'Richard Estes: Painting New York City' (through Sept. 20) The core of this show is a selection of vivid, Photorealist ... «New York Times, Lip 15»
Hunting Beauty on Maine's Art Museum Trail
... hangs not far from “Columbus Circle at Night” (2010), which plays with light and reflections of it in glass, by photorealist Richard Estes. «Wall Street Journal, Lip 15»