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Capitolo | Станковизм как канон и его преодоление в живописи Общества станковистов
Abstract
This article aims to outline the range of ideas the OST members had about canonical easel painting and to show how the artists creatively interacted with these ideas in their practice. The paper is based on a selection of paradigmatic as well as little-known OST artworks and archival materials. Using formal analysis on one hand and historical analysis on the other hand, it is possible to demonstrate that the OST artists based their work on a combination of opposite technical approaches. The purpose of this research is to clarify the nature of OST art for which there was much hope in the 1920s and that subsequently became the foundation for the work of the post-war artists.
Pubblicato 22 Dicembre 2020 | Lingua: ru
Keywords Easel painting • Project Method – Dynamics • Non finito • Statics • Formula similarity • Tangible forms • VKHUTEMAS • Easel Painters’ Society • Abstraction • Compositional axes • Museum of Painterly Culture
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Станковизм как канон и его преодоление в живописи Общества станковистов |
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This article aims to outline the range of ideas the OST members had about canonical easel painting and to show how the artists creatively interacted with these ideas in their practice. The paper is based on a selection of paradigmatic as well as little-known OST artworks and archival materials. Using formal analysis on one hand and historical analysis on the other hand, it is possible to demonstrate that the OST artists based their work on a combination of opposite technical approaches. The purpose of this research is to clarify the nature of OST art for which there was much hope in the 1920s and that subsequently became the foundation for the work of the post-war artists. |
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Abstraction |
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Abstraction |
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Compositional axes |
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Compositional axes |
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Easel Painters’ Society |
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Easel Painters’ Society |
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Easel painting |
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Easel painting |
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Formula similarity |
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Formula similarity |
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Museum of Painterly Culture |
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Museum of Painterly Culture |
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Non finito |
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Non finito |
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Project Method – Dynamics |
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Project Method – Dynamics |
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Statics |
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Statics |
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Tangible forms |
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Tangible forms |
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VKHUTEMAS |
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VKHUTEMAS |
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