Sacha Craddock
Lund Humphries
Paperback
128
2005
This is the first book on artist Jeanne Masoero (born 1937) one of the leading exponents of lyrical abstraction - a term used by the English critic Sarah Kent to describe a range of late twentieth-century artists whose work although abstract is also related to and in communion with the external world and which has a certain lyrical quality.Her particular concern with colour light and spatial depth has been evident from the great clouds and glowing bars of colour of the first London exhibitions to the mature work of the present where using her own unique method of composition she creates thousands of tiny grains of colour which combine to form paintings of striking power and light.
Lund Humphries
Paperback
128
2005
This is the first book on artist Jeanne Masoero (born 1937) one of the leading exponents of lyrical abstraction - a term used by the English critic Sarah Kent to describe a range of late twentieth-century artists whose work although abstract is also related to and in communion with the external world and which has a certain lyrical quality.Her particular concern with colour light and spatial depth has been evident from the great clouds and glowing bars of colour of the first London exhibitions to the mature work of the present where using her own unique method of composition she creates thousands of tiny grains of colour which combine to form paintings of striking power and light.