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Rocznica urodzin Stuarta Davisa — mistrza koloru, miejskiego pejzażu i rytmu codzienności. Urodzony 7 grudnia 1892, do dziś inspiruje. (fot. Wikipedia) #StuartDavis
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(URL Below) This isn't a typical place but my #JazzPoetry was published online yesterday. @jerryjazz.bsky.social #JazzArt #StuartDavis #KenBoyd
www.jerryjazzmusician.com/swing-landscape-a-poem-by-kenneth-boyd/
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This image shows two paintings. The first is an abstract composition filled with a dense array of brightly coloured geometric and organic shapes in red, blue, yellow, white, and black. It suggests a chaotic urban environment or a dynamic interplay of architectural and industrial elements. The second painting is a stylized depiction of an artist’s studio, dominated by deep reddish-brown tones. The room contains various artworks, including framed paintings and sculptures, scattered across the walls and furniture. A table in the foreground holds a fruit bowl, a wine glass, a decorated plate, and matchsticks, while a chair and easel add to the intimate, creative atmosphere. The scene is flat and decorative, with bold outlines and minimal perspective.
Stuart Davis, Swing Landscape (1938) + Matisse, The Red Studio (1911)
Stuart Davis described the 1913 Armory Show—which included this Matisse work—as “the greatest single influence I have experienced in my work.”
#SideBySide #Art #Painting #ArtHistory #Matisse #StuartDavis #ArmoryShow
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coordinating architecture, interior decoration, furnishings and the murals as one modern, functional entity.”
While the paintings did reference such attributes of a radio station as music stands, radio tubes, musical instruments, and compositions, ➡️
[‘Abstraction’ #StuartDavis]
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This was written in the 1990s, yet it's quite applicable to certain individuals today.
#StuartDavis, if you're here, I'm grateful you played that gig at my alma mater way back when. Bought the CD on the spot and have listened to it so much since.
youtu.be/EuLb0ZoVDEw
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‘Abstraction’ (1939) by Stuart Davis (1892-1964), oil on canvas, WNYC, Studio B.
Collection of the Public Design Commission of the City of New York.
#blackandwhitephotography #TheNewDeal #WPA #FederalArtProject #PWA #StuartDavis #SolHorn #AmericanArt #WNYC
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#OTD in 1936
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‘Stuart Davis working on his mural in the WNYC Studios, January 25, 1939'
Photograph by #SolHorn, Photographic Division, #WPA Federal Art Project, documenting the work of the Project’s Mural Division.
#blackandwhitephotography #FederalArtProject #StuartDavis
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