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Stunning Images of the Ancient Temples of Angkor Reveal a Photographer’s Artistic Vision

SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.- Visitors to the ancient temples of Angkor experience a confluence of history, majestic architecture and isolation. A collection of artistic photographs by American pictorialist John McDermott presents a visual experience that clo…

Stunning Images of the Ancient Temples of Angkor Reveal an American Photographer’s Artistic Vision

SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA.- Visitors to the ancient temples of Angkor experience a confluence of history, majestic architecture and isolation. A collection of artistic photographs by American pictorialist John McDermott presents a visual experience that clo…

Lost Images of ‘Human Exhibits’ in Britain Discovered by University of Leicester Researcher

LEICESTER.- A University of Leicester researcher has discovered two photographic images, presumed lost, of native Americans brought to Britain by Roger Casement a century ago. Dr Lesley Wylie, Lecturer in Latin American Studies in the School of Modern …

Lost Images of ‘Human Exhibits’ in Britain Discovered by University of Leicester Researcher

LEICESTER.- A University of Leicester researcher has discovered two photographic images, presumed lost, of native Americans brought to Britain by Roger Casement a century ago. Dr Lesley Wylie, Lecturer in Latin American Studies in the School of Modern …

Gary Snyder/Project Space shows Janet Sobel who influenced Jackson Pollack

Janet Sobel - "Three Vases", c. 1943 - enamel on canvas, 24 x 36 inches - Courtesy: Gary Snyder/Project Space, NY

NEW YORK,
NY.-
Gary
Snyder/Project Spaceis showing a
one-person exhibition of drip paintings and works on paper by Janet Sobel (1894
– 1968). She is best known as the self-taught artist whose drip paintings of the
early 1940s influenced Jackson Pollock.
Her work has been acclaimed
both in the “high” art world of Abstract Expressionism and in the “Outsider” or
“Folk Art” world of self-taught artists.Sobel was born in 1894 in the Ukraine,
emigrated to New York in 1908, and married and raised a family of five children
before becoming “one of America’s most talked about surrealist painters…”
Completely untrained, Sobel first painted in 1937 at the age of 43. On
exhibition through 27 February, 2010.

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