Franz Kline Mahoning. Franz kline neither graffiti nor a buff, but rather the franz kline painting “mahoning,” 1956. He is associated with the abstract expressionist movement of the 1940s and 1950s.
Franz kline, late 1950s, peter a. Since 1949… i've been working mainly in black and white paint or ink on paper. Emotion is what this painting is all about.
American Franz Kline Was An Abstract Expressionist And Gestural Painter.
New york by franz kline was finished in 1953. The stark, lovely, black and white nothingness of the work of franz kline is a nice palette cleanser… opustena, 1956. Here, the finished work bears little resemblance to the original referenced object, an outcome which may not have been foreseen by the artist.
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Photo by spike mafford / zocalo studios. Purchased with funds given by richard e. Franz kline paintings fetch large prices at auction, with over $40 million being achieved for a large black and white canvas at christie’s in new york in 2012.
‘Mahoning’ Was Created In 1956 By Franz Kline In Action Painting Style.
Kline, along with other action painters like jackson pollock, willem de kooning, robert motherwell, john ferren, and lee krasner, as well as local poets, dancers, and musicians came to be known as the informal group, the new york. In 1955 franz kline said: Paintings such as mahoning (1956) are characteristically of such large dimensions that the total effect is one of majesty and power.
Mahoning (Franz Kline) Reproductions 203.2 X 254 Cm Mahoning (Franz Kline) 1956.
Franz kline was an american abstract expressionist known for his distinctive monochromatic paintings. • mahoning takes its name from his native town in pennsylvania town which inspired the artist. “mahoning” (1956), oil and paper collage on canvas.
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He eventually resorted to cubist such as the dancer, 1946 and abstract style after the world war ii , by the end of the (1940s) kline moved from figurative to abstract which it called action art. Ever since whitney museum conservator matthew skopek saw franz kline’s mahoning (1956) as part of a permanent collection exhibition seven years ago, he wanted to restore it. I love the use of color, or in most cases the lack there of.
