| | John Marin (1870-1953) was one of the first American artists to make abstract paintings. He is credited with influencing the abstract expressionists. The best known abstract expressionists were [[Willem de Kooning]], [[Jackson Pollock]], and Arshile Gorky. It is considered that the style of de Kooning came to be referred as Abstract expressionism, and the New York School. | | John Marin (1870-1953) was one of the first American artists to make abstract paintings. He is credited with influencing the abstract expressionists. The best known abstract expressionists were [[Willem de Kooning]], [[Jackson Pollock]], and Arshile Gorky. It is considered that the style of de Kooning came to be referred as Abstract expressionism, and the New York School. |
| − | [[Lyrical Abstraction]] is an art movement born in Paris after World War II. [[Georges Mathieu]], a French painter, gained international reputation in the 1950’s in this style. Some other notable painters of this style are: [[Wassily Kandinsky]], [[Paul Klee]], Frank Kupka, [[Robert Delaunay]], [[Mordecai Ardon]], Norman Bluhm, Jean René Bazaine, Hans Hartung, Wols, [[Max Bill]], [[Gunther Gerzso]], Huguette Arthur Bertrand, [[Georges Mathieu]], [[Jean Miotte]], [[Ronnie Landfield]] and [[Stefan Fiedorowicz]]. | + | [[Lyrical Abstraction]] is an art movement born in Paris after World War II. [[Georges Mathieu]], a French painter, gained international reputation in the 1950s in this style. Some other notable painters of this style are: [[Wassily Kandinsky]], [[Paul Klee]], Frank Kupka, [[Robert Delaunay]], [[Mordecai Ardon]], Norman Bluhm, Jean René Bazaine, Hans Hartung, Wols, [[Max Bill]], [[Gunther Gerzso]], Huguette Arthur Bertrand, [[Georges Mathieu]], [[Jean Miotte]], [[Ronnie Landfield]] and [[Stefan Fiedorowicz]]. |