abstractionism การใช้

• Pizzinato and Guttuso rejected abstractionism and announced their decision to quit.
• The early 1930s marked Valmier's final transition to abstractionism.
• Here she developed a unique, refined style, continuing with Abstractionism.
• This exhibition demonstrated his successful integration of abstractionism into his painting style.
• He experimented with abstractionism and began painting na飗e images of women and children.
• He is considered to have been one of the main exponents of abstractionism in Italy.
• From 1968 onwards, after moving away from abstractionism, he made these words his motto.
• After leaving for France in 1958, he was influenced by Art Informel and European abstractionism.
• The group was in reaction to the rise of abstractionism and forieign influence in Mexican art.
• Brandtner introduced notions of the German Expressionists to Canada, especially the works of Bauhaus and abstractionism.
• He wrote a blistering attack on abstractionism and its critical champions in Harper's magazine last year.
• His works were performed in the fusion of art styles, between social realism, expressionism and abstractionism.
• To this she added works of abstractionism, surrealism and minimalism, such as some by Yves Klein.
• ;November 21, 1913  February 12, 2015 } } was a informal abstractionism in Brazil.
• The use of expressive colour tending towards abstractionism put him among the ranks of the best contemporary Croatian artists.
• In his early period, Monti experimented with abstractionism as well as with effects such as blurring and diffraction.
• He was still eclectic beyond abstractionism, and made frequent returns to brightly colored, semi-figurative, landscapes.
• Under government patronage he dominated Brazilian painting in the mid-20th century until Abstractionism showed up in the 1950s.
• All print processes are represented in this collection and many of the works are from the formative years of European abstractionism.
• "' Abstractionism "'is the theory that the mind obtains some or all of its concepts by properties.