Improvisation #5.
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Title |
Improvisation #5. |
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Creator |
Blayton, Betty [Blayton-Taylor, Betty] (American painter, mixed media artist, and educator, born in 1937) |
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Date |
1977 |
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Cultural Context |
American
North American
African-American |
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Style/Period |
Contemporary |
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Description |
Monoprint; "Blayton-Taylor's artwork is coded in the metaphysical. The sphere included in many of her works refers to wholeness, the relationship between man and nature in the most ultimate sense. Thus, her work serves as a gateway to higher spiritual levels." (caption, p.123) |
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Measurements |
23 x 30 in (58.4 x 76.2 cm) |
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Technique |
Monotype (process)
Monoprint (painting and printing process)
Printing (process)
Planographic printing |
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Work Type |
Prints
Planographic prints
Monotypes
Abstract works |
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Source |
Britton, Crystal A. African American Art: The Long Struggle. New York: Smithmark, 1996. (p.122) |
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Rights |
Photo/illustration credit/reproduced in Britton courtesy: the artist. |
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Digital Publisher |
University of Louisville Department of Fine Arts/Allen R. Hite Art Institute Visual Resources Center |
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Format |
image/jpeg |
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Digital File Name |
VRC 1800-14.jpg |
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