Abstract Expressionism
Obelisque (Anne Ryan)
Anne Ryan (1889–1954) made Obelisque. It belongs to the Abstract Expressionism movement.
Obelisque, in brief
- Title
- Obelisque
- Artist
- Anne Ryan (1889–1954)
- Artist born in
- Hoboken, United States
- Movement
- Abstract Expressionism
- Subject
- abstract sculpture, geometric form, bold color palette, monumental artwork, modern art piece, black and yellow
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Anne Ryan, Obelisque. Public domain.
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Regarding copyright, "Obelisque" is in the public domain - its copyright has expired.
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"Obelisque" depicts abstract sculpture, geometric form, bold color palette, monumental artwork, modern art piece, black and yellow, smithsonian collection, while Anne Ryan's recorded themes are abstract expressionism, geometric abstraction, color field painting, modernist exploration, formal composition, american art heritage, non-representational, bold visual impact. Comparing the two shows how the work relates to the artist's usual subjects.
About the artist, Anne Ryan
1889–1954, United States
Anne Ryan
Early Life and Education Born: Hoboken, New Jersey, 1889 Parents: Both parents died when Ryan was a teenager. Education: Attended the Academy of St Elizabeth Convent for high school and early college. Left before graduating to marry William McFadden. Marriage and Family: Married attorney William McFadden in 1911; they separated in 1923.