The Private Universe of James Castle : Drawings from the William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation and the James Castle Collection and Archive

詹姆斯城堡的私人宇宙 - 威廉·路易斯·德雷福斯基金会和詹姆斯城堡的收藏和档案馆的图纸

出版社 ‏ : ‎ Santa Barbara Museum of Art (2023年6月27日)

语言 ‏ : ‎ 英语

精装 ‏ : ‎ 134页

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0300270232

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0300270235

商品重量 ‏ : ‎ 788 g

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内容简介

对自学成才的艺术家詹姆斯-卡塞尔的作品的一种新方法，重点是他的绘画和实践如何与早期大师产生共鸣

本书借鉴了威廉-路易斯-德雷福斯基金会和詹姆斯-卡塞尔收藏和档案馆的收藏，收录了詹姆斯-卡塞尔（1899-1977）的90多幅风景画和建筑内景画，包括之前从未出版过的作品。拉里-J-芬伯格扩大了对卡塞尔作品的讨论范围，超越了对艺术家在爱达荷州农村的失聪和孤立的作用的普遍强调，将这位自学成才的艺术家置于更大的艺术和文化背景中，并强调了卡塞尔作为一名绘图员的能力。他展示了艺术家如何使用诸如 "弯曲 "的、直观的视角和微妙的焦点转移等技术，创作出令人回味的和非传统的图像。本研究将卡塞尔在他的煤烟画中实现的描述性和表现性效果与伦勃朗的研究相比较，并展示了卡塞尔对空间的操纵与皮拉内西和M.C.埃舍尔有很多共同之处，以新的和令人兴奋的方式扩大了我们对艺术家令人回味的和非传统图像的理解。

为圣巴巴拉艺术博物馆发行

展览时间表：

圣巴巴拉艺术博物馆

(2023年6月25日-9月17日)

A new approach to the work of self-taught artist James Castle that focuses on how his drawings and practice resonate with earlier masters

Drawing on the collections of the William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation and the James Castle Collection and Archive, this volume features more than 90 of James Castle’s (1899–1977) landscapes and architectural-interior views, including works that have never been published before. Broadening the discussion of Castle’s work beyond the common emphasis on the role of the artist’s deafness and isolation in rural Idaho, Larry J. Feinberg places the self-taught artist in a larger artistic and cultural context and foregrounds Castle’s prowess as a draftsman. He shows how the artist’s evocative and unconventional images use techniques such as a “bending,” intuitive perspective and subtle shifts of focus. Comparing the descriptive and expressive effects that Castle achieves in his soot drawings with studies by Rembrandt and showing how Castle’s manipulation of space has much in common with Piranesi and M. C. Escher, this study expands our understanding of the artist’s evocative and unconventional images in new and exciting ways.

Distributed for the Santa Barbara Museum of Art

Exhibition Schedule:

Santa Barbara Museum of Art

(June 25–September 17, 2023)