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Collectors say the work, completed in 1966, will likely sell for much more: Mr. Johns's midcentury paintings of U.S. flags rarely come up at auction and the works are credited with helping art history move beyond Abstract Expressionism and into Pop art.
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Sculpture seems weak and Abstract Expressionism is sketchily accounted for, although there ' s a first-rate David Smith sculpture, a terrific Hans Hofmann, and a splendid Adolph Gottlieb.
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The postwar rise of Abstract Expressionism meant contemporary art had passed Picasso by.
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Europe at the end of the war, and following the rise of Abstract Expressionism as a central artistic trend, the interest in Surrealism waned in the US.
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Zissu collection of Abstract Expressionism, which was auctioned by Sothebys in a single owner sale in 2006.
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In this installment, we continue to learn about the Art Institute's European collection, specifically its Renaissance-era works, the varied collection of ancient Roman, Greek, and Egyptian art and artifacts, and begin to look at the new Modern Wing, starting with Abstract Expressionism.
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Roman, Greek, and Egyptian art and artifacts, and begin to look at the new Modern Wing, starting with Abstract Expressionism.
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Barry Schwabsky: Jack Tworkov's writings wrestle with the figures of Abstract Expressionism and his own lost illusions.
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Slide 14: 1946 - 1960's Jackson Pollock Abstract Expressionism is a type Abstract Expressionism of art in which the artist expresses himself purely through the use of form and color.
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