The Arthur Jerome Eddy collection of modern paintings and sculpture (1900)
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work to apply geometry to decorative andsemi-decorative compositions. Later he grew more abstract, producing purely Cubis-tic works in which recognizable objects are absorbed into flat pattern. Herbin hasexhibited in Germany and has had a certain influence there. In Campendonks stilllifes there is… … [ 13 ] A typical attempt on the part of the artist to reconcile the forms of Cubism withthe facts of appearance. In the treatment of the trees, house and stream, he has resortedto a pattern of flat, interwoven planes, which are made interesting by the short strokesof pure paint, laid side by side.…
Eddy, Arthur Jerome, 1859-1920 · Painting · Sculpture
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