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Acrylic On Canvas- WallArt
- Color Field Painting
1960
251.0 x 361.0 cm
Cleveland Museum of Art
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Svoje dimenzije lahko vnesete sami, da bodo ustrezne za določen okvir ali prostor. Če izbrana velikost ne bo skladna z razmerji izvirne slike, bomo umetniško delo orezali ali podaljšali s pomočjo ogledalnega odraza ali barvno polnega roba. Pred začetkom proizvodnje vam bomo poslali digitalni predogled za potrditev.
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Number 99
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Number 99: A Dance of Color in Mid-Century Abstraction
Morris Louis’s “Number 99,” created in 1960, isn't merely a painting; it’s an immersive experience—a meditation on color, space, and the very nature of perception. Born in Baltimore in 1912, Morris Louis was a pivotal figure in the burgeoning Abstract Expressionist movement, forging his own distinctive path through pioneering techniques that would forever alter the landscape of American art. He moved to New York City in 1936, seeking artistic stimulation and exposure, eventually finding himself drawn to the innovative approaches being explored by artists like Helen Frankenthaler, whose “soak-stain” technique—applying thinned paint directly to canvas—proved profoundly influential. Louis’s work, particularly during this period, represents a radical departure from traditional painting methods, embracing spontaneity and chance within a carefully considered framework.The Veil Technique: A Revelation of Color
At the heart of “Number 99” lies Louis's revolutionary "veil" technique. Rather than meticulously layering paint with brushes, he employed Magna acrylic paint—a newly developed, highly fluid medium created specifically for him by Leo Polk—and allowed it to flow and spread across the canvas almost organically. This process involved pouring the paint onto the surface, manipulating it with sticks or fingers, and letting gravity dictate its course. The result is a mesmerizing interplay of color fields that seem to shimmer and undulate, creating an illusion of depth and movement. The absence of defined edges—a key characteristic of Louis’s work—further enhances this sense of fluidity, blurring the boundaries between form and color. This technique was not about representation; it was about capturing the essence of color itself, its luminosity, and its emotional resonance.Color Field Painting and the Exploration of Emotion
“Number 99” firmly places Louis within the broader context of Color Field painting—a movement that emerged in the mid-1960s as a reaction against the gestural abstraction of earlier Abstract Expressionists. Artists like Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, and Clyfford Still sought to evoke profound emotional responses through vast expanses of color, often employing simple geometric forms. Louis’s work shares this ambition but with a distinct emphasis on the dynamic interaction between colors. The vibrant reds, blues, yellows, greens, and purples in “Number 99” don't simply coexist; they engage in a complex dialogue, creating a sense of tension, harmony, and ultimately, an almost meditative stillness. The painting invites viewers to lose themselves within its chromatic depths, experiencing the colors directly without the need for symbolic interpretation.Historical Context and Legacy: A Cleveland Masterpiece
“Number 99” was created during a period of intense artistic experimentation and social upheaval in America. The Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, and growing anxieties about the future fueled a desire for new forms of expression—forms that could capture the complexities of the modern world. Louis’s work resonated deeply with this spirit of innovation, reflecting both the optimism and uncertainty of the era. Today, “Number 99” resides in The Cleveland Museum of Art, a testament to its enduring significance. Its placement within a public collection underscores its value not only as an artistic masterpiece but also as a vital part of American cultural heritage. Reproductions of this iconic work continue to inspire artists and designers alike, demonstrating Louis’s lasting influence on the world of art.- Size: 251 x 361 cm (98.4 x 142 in)
- Date: 1960
- Artist: Morris Louis (1912-1962)
- Medium: Magna acrylic on canvas
- Location: The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio
Biografija umetnika
Zgodba o zgodnji mladosti in izobraževanju
- Rod: Morris Louis Bernstein, 28. november 1912, Baltimore, Maryland
- Starši: Louis Bernstein (prodajalec pohištva) in Cecelia Luckasti Bernstein.
- Izobraževanje: Obiskoval javne šole v Baltimoru; Maryland Institute of Fine and Applied Arts (danes MICA), 1929–1932. Diplome ni dokončal.
- Zgodnji vplivi so vključevali Eugenea Speicherja in Paula Cézanneja.
- Z zgodnjo zanimanje za umetnost je spodbudila njegova družina, kljub omejenim možnostam v Baltimoru.
Razvoj umetnika in ključni vplivi
- 1930-ta: Za podporo svojemu slikanju je opravljal različna začetna dela (luščenje zelenjave, pranje perila, raziskave za Gallup Poll).
- 1934–1936: Sodeloval je v projektu muralov Public Works of Art Project pod vodstvom Sama Swerdloffa.
- 1936–1937: Preselil se je v New York City; v Siqueirosov workshop je eksperimentiral z novimi tehnikami.
- Odkriv Magna barve (1948): Ključni trenutek – Louis je pionirsko uvedel uporabo barve Magna, nove oljne akrilne barve, ki sta jo za njega ustvarila Leonard Bocour in Sam Golden. To mu je omogočilo večjo tekočnost in transparentnost v njegovem delu.
- Vpliv Helen Frankenthaler: Leta 1953 sta Louis in Kenneth Noland obiskala studio Frankenthalerjeve in bila globoko navdušeni nad njenimi »stain« slikami (predvsem »Mountains and Sea«). To je navdihnilo njun eksperiment z tehnikami litja in premočevanja platna.
Slikanje z motri in inovacije Color Field slikarije
- Zrele slike z motri (1954): Značilne so prekrivajoče se, superponirane plasti transparentne barve, ki je bila polita na pripravljeno ali nepred Tremirano platno in v njega vpita.
- Tehnika: Izjemno razrednjena barva je bila nanašana na nepredtremirano, neizvlečeno platno, kar je omogočalo njeno tekoče gibanje po nagnjeni površini in ustvarjanje polprozornih barvnih motri. S tem so izginili sledovi čopiča in poudarjena plošnost.
- Color Field slikarija: Louis je postal osrednja figura gibanja Color Field, s čimer je poenostavil slikovni prostor in poudaril plošne površine intenzivnih barv. Bil je del gibanja Washington Color School.
- Serije in slogi: Poleg slik z motri je raziskoval serije, kot so cvetlične motive, stebri (1960), razvijane forme (1960–61) – ki vključujejo kančke neprozirne barve – ter črtaste slike (1961–62).
Pomembna dosežki in zgodovinski pomen
- Pionir Color Field slikarije: Louis je priznan kot ključni inovator v slogu Color Field, skupaj z umetniki, kot sta Kenneth Noland in Helen Frankenthaler. ЕНИЕ
- Vpliv na abstrakni ekspresionizem: Njegovo del je razširilo meje abstraknega ekspresionizma s poudarkom na barvi in plošnosti namesto na gestu ali kompoziciji.
- Washington Color School: Pomembno prispevek k temu vplivnemu gibanju, ki je poudarjalo reduktivni pristop k slikarstvu.
- Uničenje del: Značilno je, da je Louis med letoma 1955 in 1957 uničil veliko svojih slik, kar odraža kritično samopreverjanje njegove umetnosti.
- Dedstvo: Njegov poudarek na barvi, plošnosti in materialnosti barve še vedno vpliva na sodobne umetnike.
Pozna leta in smrt
- Louis je neprestano in plodno slikal do svoje smrti.
- Smrt: Umrl je 7. septembra 1962 v Washingtonu, D.C., v age 49 let.
- Spominska razstava (1963): Kdonje po njegovi smrti je bila v Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum organizirana pomembna razstava.
- Retrospektivne razstave: Po njegovi smrti so sledile velike retrospektive v Museum of Fine Arts v Bostonu (1967) in v National Gallery of Art v Washingtonu, D.C. (1976).
Morris Louis
1912 - 1962 , Združene države Amerike
Hitri podatki
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Color Field painting
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist:
- Kenneth Noland
- Washington Color School
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Helen Frankenthaler
- Jackson Pollock
- Cézanne
- Date Of Birth: 28. november 1912
- Date Of Death: 7. september 1962
- Full Name: Morris Louis
- Nationality: Ameriški
- Notable Artworks:
- High
- Number 1-36
- Where
- Number 1-68
- Gamma Tau
- Third Element
- Delta Theta
- Place Of Birth: Baltimore, Združene države
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