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...Faculty meetings,” he said.Rudenstine’s portraitist, Everett Raymond Kinstler of New York City, also attended the ceremony. Kinstler has painted over 1,200 portraits, including paintings of five U.S. presidents and the Treasury Department’s portrait of Summers, according to the painter??s website.The portrait unveiled yesterday is more than four feet tall and depicts a vibrant-looking Rudenstine wearing a bright red robe—in contrast with the mostly subdued colors of the paintings that line the walls of the Faculty Room.“He did exactly...
Songs like “The Painter?? and “The Old Guitar” acquit Young of any charges of inanity. The former is a marvelous evocation of artistic suffering: the lyric “She saw the pictures and she painted them / She picked the colors from the air” suggests the near-magical power artists have to conjure images and emotions...
...purity of the album evokes a young painter??s sketchbook, prepared by the eager apprentice as he learns to see through others’ eyes before truly exercising...
...Petting Zoo follows “a hotshot painter?? who has a nervous breakdown after viewing the work of seventeenth-century Spanish painter Diego Velazquez at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. As Carroll explains, “he thinks he sees in Velazquez’s work a spiritual element…and he thinks his paintings and those of his contemporaries are spiritually bereft.” The young painter then spends 72 hours in a psychological observation unit–“because they can do that if they think you?...
Toulouse-Lautrec’s work is often seen in large museums within exhibits of other post-impressionist art, but the Fogg’s presentation adds a particular socio-historical context to the painter??s earliest efforts...