Double rhythm : writings about painting /
This book collects, for the first time, texts by Hélion published originally in English in magazines both well-known and obscure, including Partisan Review, Burlington Magazine, and Art and Literature. In these incisive and beautifully lucid essays, notes, and interviews from almost five decades, on...
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New York :
Arcade Publishing,
[2014]
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| Series: | Artists & art.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Deborah Rosenthal
- The evolution of abstract art as shown in the gallery of living art
- From reduction to growth
- Seurat as predecessor
- Poussin, Seurat and double rhythm
- Avowals and comments
- The abstract artist in society : interview with Jean Hélion
- Ten Frenchmen on a prison farm
- Escape through Germany
- Colors and walls
- How war has made me paint
- The making of a picture
- Untitled text included in "Eleven Europeans in America"
- Notes from a letter to the author
- Text
- Figure
- Objects for a painter
- Art concert 1930
- New York City.