The Triumph of American Painting¶
Sandler, I. (1970). The Triumph of American Painting: A History of Abstract Expressionism.
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- Abstraction in Art
- Abstraction originated in early modernism (Kandinsky's Composition VIII, Mondrian's geometric works, Malevich's suprematism) and has evolved into a foundational strategy across visual arts (painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography), design disciplines (graphic design, industrial design, architecture), and conceptual practice (installation art, performance, digital media), as documented by Sandler (1970) and Harrison & Wood (2003) in their surveys of modern and contemporary art
This sourcePraeger. Standard scholarly history of Abstract Expressionism's emergence in postwar New York; supports the framing of abstraction as a foundational, evolving strategy across visual arts (D37-001) and the abstract-expressionist complex-composition contrast with minimalism.
- Abstraction originated in early modernism (Kandinsky's Composition VIII, Mondrian's geometric works, Malevich's suprematism) and has evolved into a foundational strategy across visual arts (painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography), design disciplines (graphic design, industrial design, architecture), and conceptual practice (installation art, performance, digital media), as documented by Sandler (1970) and Harrison & Wood (2003) in their surveys of modern and contemporary art
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