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abstracto
Jackson Pollock , No. 5, 1948 , óleo sobre tabla de
fibra , 244 × 122 cm (96 × 48 in), colección privada
El expresionismo abstracto es un
movimiento artístico posterior a la
Segunda Guerra Mundial en la pintura
estadounidense, desarrollado en Nueva
York en la década de 1940. [1] Fue el
primer movimiento específicamente
estadounidense en lograr influencia
internacional y poner a la ciudad de Nueva
York en el centro del mundo del arte
occidental , un papel que antes ocupaba
París. Aunque el término "expresionismo
abstracto" se aplicó por primera vez al arte
estadounidense en 1946 por el crítico de
arte Robert Coates , se había utilizado por
primera vez en Alemania en 1919 en la
revista Der Sturm , sobre el expresionismo
alemán . En los Estados Unidos, Alfred
Barr fue el primero en usar este término en
1929 en relación con obras deWassily
Kandinsky . [2]
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David Smith , Cubi VI (1963), Museo de Israel ,
Jerusalén . David Smith fue uno de los escultores
estadounidenses más influyentes del siglo XX.
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La Segunda Guerra Mundial y
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Pintura de acción
Mark Rothko
, No. 61
(Rust and
Blue) , 1953,
115 cm × 92
cm (45 in ×
36 in).
Museo de
Arte
Contemporá
neo, Los
Angeles
Clyfford Still , Barnett Newman , Adolph
Gottlieb y los serenos y brillantes bloques
de color en el trabajo de Mark Rothko (que
no es lo que normalmente se llamaría
expresionista y que Rothko negó que fuera
abstracto), se clasifican como
expresionistas abstractos, aunque de lo
que Clement Greenberg denominado la
dirección del campo de color del
expresionismo abstracto. Tanto Hans
Hofmann como Robert Motherwell pueden
describirse cómodamente como
practicantes de pintura de acción y pintura
de campo en color . En la década de 1940
Richard Pousette-DartLas imágenes bien
construidas a menudo dependían de
temas de mitología y misticismo; al igual
que las pinturas de Adolph Gottlieb y
Jackson Pollock en esa década también.
Consecuencias
Mark di Suvero , Aurora, 1992–1993
Escultura importante
Richard Stankiewicz , Detalle de la figura ;
1956; acero, hierro y hormigón; en la
colección del Museo Hirshhorn y Jardín de
Esculturas
Alexander Calder , Red Mobile , 1956,
Chapa pintada y varillas de metal, Museo
de Bellas Artes de Montreal
Lista de expresionistas
abstractos
Artistas expresionistas
abstractos
Artistas significativos cuyo trabajo
maduro definió el expresionismo
abstracto estadounidense:
Albert Alcalay
Charles Alston [60]
Ruth Asawa [61]
Alice Baber [61]
William Baziotes [62]
Norman Bluhm [63]
Louise Bourgeois [61]
Ernest Briggs [61]
James Brooks [61]
Fritz Bultman [61]
Hans Burkhardt [64]
Jack Bush [65]
Lawrence Calcagno [66]
Alexander Calder [67]
Nicolas Carone [61]
Giorgio Cavallon [61]
John Chamberlain [68]
Joseph Cornell [61]
Dorothy Dehner [61]
Jean Dubuffet [69]
Elaine de Kooning [70]
Willem de Kooning [71]
Beauford Delaney [72]
Robert De Niro, Sr. [73]
Richard Diebenkorn [74]
Mark di Suvero [75]
James Budd Dixon [76]
Enrico Donati [61]
Edward Dugmore [61]
Friedel Dzubas [77]
Jimmy Ernst [61]
Herbert Ferber [78]
John Ferren [79]
Perle bien [80]
Sam Francis [81]
Jane Frank [82]
Helen Frankenthaler [61]
Sonia Gechtoff [80]
Michael Goldberg [61]
Robert Goodnough [61]
Arshile Gorki [83]
Joseph Goto
Adolfo Gottlieb [84]
Morris Graves [85]
Cleve Gray [86]
Philip Guston [87]
Raoul Hague [88]
David Hare [89]
Grace Hartigan [90]
Hans Hofmann [91]
Paul Horiuchi
John Hultberg [92]
Paul Jenkins [93]
James Kelly
Earl Kerkam
Franz Kline [62]
Albert Kotin [61]
Lee Krasner [62]
Walter Kuhlman [94]
Ibram Lassaw [95]
Alfred Leslie [96]
John Harrison Levee
Norman Lewis [97]
Richard Lippold [98]
Seymour Lipton [99]
Frank Lobdell [100]
Morris Louis [101]
Conrad Marca-Relli [102]
Nicholas Marsicano [70]
Materia de Mercedes [103]
Joan Mitchell [104]
Robert Motherwell [105]
Louise Nevelson [106]
Barnett Newman [107]
Isamu Noguchi [108]
Kenzo Okada [109]
John Opper [110]
Stephen Pace [111]
Parque de Charlotte [112]
Ray Parker [113]
Phillip Pavia [114]
Jackson Pollock [62]
Fuller Potter
Richard Pousette-Dart [62]
Anuncio Reinhardt [115]
Milton Resnick [116]
Robert Richenburg
George Rickey [117]
Jean-Paul Riopelle [118]
William Ronald [119]
James Rosati
Ralph Rosenborg [120]
Theodore Roszak [121]
Mark Rothko [62]
Anne Ryan [122]
Louis Schanker
Jon Schueler
Charles Seliger [123]
Harold Shapinsky
Thomas Sills
David Smith [124]
Theodoros Stamos [125]
Richard Stankiewicz [126]
Joe Stefanelli [127]
Hedda Sterne [128]
Todavía Clyfford [129]
George Stillman [130]
Rubén Tam
Alma Thomas [131]
Mark Tobey [132]
Bradley Walker Tomlin [133]
Cy Twombly [134]
Jack Tworkov [135]
Esteban Vicente [136]
Peter Voulkos [137]
Corinne Michelle West [138]
John von Wicht [139]
Hale Woodruff [140]
Emerson Woelffer [141]
Taro Yamamoto [142]
Manouchehr Yektai [143]
Otros artistas
Artistas importantes cuyo trabajo
maduro se relaciona con el movimiento
expresionista abstracto estadounidense:
Satoru Abe
Bumpei Akaji
Olga Albizu
Karel Appel
Rosemarie Beck
William Brice
Alexander Bogen
Charles Ragland Bunnell
Gretna Campbell
Mary Callery
Chu Teh-Chun
Edward Clark
Alfred L. Copley (también conocido
como L. Alcopley)
Edward Corbett
Sari Dienes
Isami Doi
Lynne Mapp Drexler
Lucio Fontana
Herbert Gentry [144]
Sam Gilliam
Joseph Glasco
John D. Graham
Stephen Greene
Elaine Hamilton
Hans Hartung
Saburo Hasegawa
Al Held
Raymond Hendler
Gino Hollander
John Hoyland
Ralph Iwamoto
William Ivey
Jasper Johns
Karl Kasten
Keichi Kimura
Sueko Kimura
Hilma af Klimt
Frances Kornbluth
André Lanskoy
John Levee
Michael Loew
Agnes Martin
Knox Martin
Georges Mathieu
Herbert Matter
George McNeil
Jean Messagier
Jay Meuser
George Miyasaki
Seong Moy
Jan Müller
Robert Natkin
Tetsuo Ochikubo
Frank Okada
Jerry Okimoto
Jules Olitski
Pat Passlof
Irene Rice-Pereira
Earle M. Pilgrim
Robert Rauschenberg
Larry Rivers
Julio Rosado del Valle
Jack Roth
Tadashi Sato
Jon Schueler
Pablo Serrano
Sarai Sherman
Morita Shiryū
Vieira da Silva
Aaron Siskind
Tony Smith
Syd Solomon
Pierre Soulages
Nicolas de Staël
Frank Stella
Ary Stillman
Kumi Sugaï
Stuart Sutcliffe
Augustus Vincent Tack
Toshiko Takaezu
Antoni Tàpies
Harry Tsuchidana
Tony Tuckson
Nína Tryggvadóttir
Bram van Velde
Don Van Vliet
Cora Kelley Ward
Ulfert Wilke
Lobos
Tseng Yu-ho
Zao Wou Ki
Ver también
Estilos, tendencias, escuelas y
movimientos relacionados
Arte abstracto
Imagistas abstractos
Pintura de acción
Artistas abstractos americanos
Escritura asémica
Cobra
Pintura de campo de color
Historia de la pintura
Informalismo
Les Automatistes
Les Plasticiens
Lyrical Abstraction
New York School
New European Painting
9th Street Art Exhibition
Painters Eleven
Post-painterly abstraction
Tachisme
Tenth Street galleries
The Irascibles
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