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: Althouse"As popular paintings go, 'Christina?s World' is remarkable for being so dark and humorless..."
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"... yet the public seemed to focus less on its gothic and morose quality and more on the way Wyeth painted each blade of grass, a mechanical and unremarkable kind of realism that was distinctive if only for going against the rising tide of abstraction in America in the late 1940's."Really? I think people ? even all those ordinary people who make up the substance of popularity ? responded to the sadness and loneliness. Later, when photo-realism made the grade with elites, what were they focusing on?
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Andrew Wyeth, dead at age 91.
You can see "Christina's World" at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.
Full post as published by Althouse on January 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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