#pointillism — Public Fediverse posts
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#rheinmain #hessen #Germany #deutschland #fascade #fassade #pattern #raster #wald #forest #dither #dithering #pattern #pointillism #pointilismus #punkt #punkte #points #blackandwhite #schwarzweiss #blackwhite #art #artwork #kunst #arte #photo #foto #photography #fotografie #patternphotography #fotografia #raumstadtion
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DITHERING
#rheinmain #hessen #Germany #deutschland #fascade #fassade #pattern #raster #wald #forest #dither #dithering #pattern #pointillism #pointilismus #punkt #punkte #points #blackandwhite #schwarzweiss #blackwhite #art #artwork #kunst #arte #photo #foto #photography #fotografie #patternphotography #fotografia #raumstadtion
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DITHERING
#rheinmain #hessen #Germany #deutschland #fascade #fassade #pattern #raster #wald #forest #dither #dithering #pattern #pointillism #pointilismus #punkt #punkte #points #blackandwhite #schwarzweiss #blackwhite #art #artwork #kunst #arte #photo #foto #photography #fotografie #patternphotography #fotografia #raumstadtion
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DITHERING
#rheinmain #hessen #Germany #deutschland #fascade #fassade #pattern #raster #wald #forest #dither #dithering #pattern #pointillism #pointilismus #punkt #punkte #points #blackandwhite #schwarzweiss #blackwhite #art #artwork #kunst #arte #photo #foto #photography #fotografie #patternphotography #fotografia #raumstadtion
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DITHERING
#rheinmain #hessen #Germany #deutschland #fascade #fassade #pattern #raster #wald #forest #dither #dithering #pattern #pointillism #pointilismus #punkt #punkte #points #blackandwhite #schwarzweiss #blackwhite #art #artwork #kunst #arte #photo #foto #photography #fotografie #patternphotography #fotografia #raumstadtion
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“Early modern society created – and we have inherited – that paradoxical thing: a tradition of radical innovation”*…
Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise (source)A University of Chicago economist with a specialty in the economics of creativity, David Galenson, with an argument that the Impressionists contributed more than their works to the story of art…
Since the 1960s the art world has become accustomed to the arrival of startling new works by contemporary artists, from Yves Klein’s anthropometries created by nude models covered with blue paint, Piero Manzoni’s canned feces, and Andy Warhol’s silkscreened portraits, through Andres Serrano’s crucifix in urine, Damien Hirst’s sectioned animals in formaldehyde, and Tracey Emin’s soiled bed, to Maurizio Cattelan’s duct-taped banana. Yet few art experts understand that these radical works are only the most recent consequences of a fundamental change in the structure of art markets that occurred more than a century ago. And the artists who initiated this change are today so venerated that few people realize how radical they were in their own time…
Art historians have long recognized that a radical change occurred in the appearance of fine art during the late 19th and early twentieth centuries, but they have failed to explain why this happened when it did. The answer lies in a change in the structure of the market for art, initiated by Claude Monet and a small group of his friends. The Impressionist group exhibitions of 1874–86 effectively ended the official Salon’s monopoly of the ability to certify artists as qualified professionals, and began a new regime in which small independent group exhibitions competed for attention. The result was a new era of artistic freedom, as painters no longer had to satisfy the conservative Salon jury, and new styles challenged for leadership of the art world. The heightened demand for originality favored conceptual artists, who could innovate conspicuously and decisively. So ironically, Monet and his fellow experimental Impressionists came under attack from the supporters of Seurat, van Gogh, Gauguin, and other young conceptual artists. The growing independence of private galleries, which further contributed to fostering competition, would allow Matisse, Picasso, and their peers to consolidate this revolution early in the next century. And the products of this perpetual revolution have included such later works as Warhol’s silkscreened portraits, Hirst’s sectioned animals, and Cattelan’s duct-taped banana. Art historians have described the transformation of modern art in great detail, but have failed to recognize the causal role of economic forces, as the shift from monopsony to a competitive market gave artists a new freedom to innovate, and made the modern era a time of continuing radical innovation…
Fascinating: “Marketing modern art: how the impressionists started a perpetual revolution,” from @jcultecon.bsky.social.
Bay Area readers can peek at the process in motion at The MFA’s Legion of Honor in the “Manet & Morisot” exhibition, up through March 1.
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As we divvy up the difference, we might send avant-garde birthday greetings to a beneficiary of this emergent cultural mechanism, Francis Picabia; he was born on this date in 1879. A French avant-garde painter, poet, and typographist, Picabia experimented with Impressionism and Pointillism before becoming a Cubist. He then became one of the early major figures of the Dada movement in the United States and in France, and was later briefly associated with Surrealism.
See his work at the record of a major retrospective hung at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 2017 on their web site.
Picabia, 1919, inside Danse de Saint-Guy (source) #art #artGalleries #artMarket #Cubism #culture #Dada #DavidGalenson #economics #FrancisPicabia #galleries #history #Impressionism #Impressionists #KirkVarnedoe #Manet #Monet #Morisot #Pointillism #Surrealism -
“Early modern society created – and we have inherited – that paradoxical thing: a tradition of radical innovation”*…
Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise (source)A University of Chicago economist with a specialty in the economics of creativity, David Galenson, with an argument that the Impressionists contributed more than their works to the story of art…
Since the 1960s the art world has become accustomed to the arrival of startling new works by contemporary artists, from Yves Klein’s anthropometries created by nude models covered with blue paint, Piero Manzoni’s canned feces, and Andy Warhol’s silkscreened portraits, through Andres Serrano’s crucifix in urine, Damien Hirst’s sectioned animals in formaldehyde, and Tracey Emin’s soiled bed, to Maurizio Cattelan’s duct-taped banana. Yet few art experts understand that these radical works are only the most recent consequences of a fundamental change in the structure of art markets that occurred more than a century ago. And the artists who initiated this change are today so venerated that few people realize how radical they were in their own time…
Art historians have long recognized that a radical change occurred in the appearance of fine art during the late 19th and early twentieth centuries, but they have failed to explain why this happened when it did. The answer lies in a change in the structure of the market for art, initiated by Claude Monet and a small group of his friends. The Impressionist group exhibitions of 1874–86 effectively ended the official Salon’s monopoly of the ability to certify artists as qualified professionals, and began a new regime in which small independent group exhibitions competed for attention. The result was a new era of artistic freedom, as painters no longer had to satisfy the conservative Salon jury, and new styles challenged for leadership of the art world. The heightened demand for originality favored conceptual artists, who could innovate conspicuously and decisively. So ironically, Monet and his fellow experimental Impressionists came under attack from the supporters of Seurat, van Gogh, Gauguin, and other young conceptual artists. The growing independence of private galleries, which further contributed to fostering competition, would allow Matisse, Picasso, and their peers to consolidate this revolution early in the next century. And the products of this perpetual revolution have included such later works as Warhol’s silkscreened portraits, Hirst’s sectioned animals, and Cattelan’s duct-taped banana. Art historians have described the transformation of modern art in great detail, but have failed to recognize the causal role of economic forces, as the shift from monopsony to a competitive market gave artists a new freedom to innovate, and made the modern era a time of continuing radical innovation…
Fascinating: “Marketing modern art: how the impressionists started a perpetual revolution,” from @jcultecon.bsky.social.
Bay Area readers can peek at the process in motion at The MFA’s Legion of Honor in the “Manet & Morisot” exhibition, up through March 1.
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As we divvy up the difference, we might send avant-garde birthday greetings to a beneficiary of this emergent cultural mechanism, Francis Picabia; he was born on this date in 1879. A French avant-garde painter, poet, and typographist, Picabia experimented with Impressionism and Pointillism before becoming a Cubist. He then became one of the early major figures of the Dada movement in the United States and in France, and was later briefly associated with Surrealism.
See his work at the record of a major retrospective hung at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 2017 on their web site.
Picabia, 1919, inside Danse de Saint-Guy (source) #art #artGalleries #artMarket #Cubism #culture #Dada #DavidGalenson #economics #FrancisPicabia #galleries #history #Impressionism #Impressionists #KirkVarnedoe #Manet #Monet #Morisot #Pointillism #Surrealism -
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Pointillisme - crayon feutre - 15x10
2025#art #pointillism #crayonfeutre #paysage #crayon #pensil #landscape #dessin #paysagemaritime #artcontemporain #artofmastodon
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Pointillisme - crayon feutre - 15x10
2025#art #pointillism #crayonfeutre #paysage #crayon #pensil #landscape #dessin #paysagemaritime #artcontemporain #artofmastodon
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Instant chaleureux
Pointillisme - crayon feutre - 15x10
2025#art #pointillism #crayonfeutre #paysage #crayon #pensil #landscape #dessin #paysagemaritime #artcontemporain #artofmastodon
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Instant chaleureux
Pointillisme - crayon feutre - 15x10
2025#art #pointillism #crayonfeutre #paysage #crayon #pensil #landscape #dessin #paysagemaritime #artcontemporain #artofmastodon
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Instant chaleureux
Pointillisme - crayon feutre - 15x10
2025#art #pointillism #crayonfeutre #paysage #crayon #pensil #landscape #dessin #paysagemaritime #artcontemporain #artofmastodon
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A pointillism drawing I did a few years ago. #pointillism #sketchbook #WinterScene #IndigenousCreatives
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A pointillism drawing I did a few years ago. #pointillism #sketchbook #WinterScene #IndigenousCreatives
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A pointillism drawing I did a few years ago. #pointillism #sketchbook #WinterScene #IndigenousCreatives
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A pointillism drawing I did a few years ago. #pointillism #sketchbook #WinterScene #IndigenousCreatives
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A pointillism drawing I did a few years ago. #pointillism #sketchbook #WinterScene #IndigenousCreatives
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The Gaze.
Original artwork by Graham Bates.
#art #drawing #stippling #inkpen #pointillism #mastodonart #mastoart #elongation #existentialennui #dysphoria #grey #mysticalstate #unknowing #meditativeart #androgyny #muse #gaze #melancholia #snapseed #goddess #connection #disconnection
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💯 agreed that these are beautiful 😍🖼️:
“MacPaint Art From The Mid-80s Still Looks Great Today”, Anthony Agius (https://blog.decryption.net.au/posts/macpaint.html).
Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44540402
#Art #MacPaint #Macintosh #OldSkool #Nostalgia #RetroComputing #Drawing #Dithering #Pointillism
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#ngc4567 and #ngc4568 are a set of unbarred #spiralgalaxies that are #colliding and melting with each other. They are also called #butterflygalaxies or #siamesetwins
#spaceartwork #galaxyartwork #spiralgalaxy #drawing #ink #collision #dotted #pointillism #stippling #cosmicartwork #cosmicart #mastoArt
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The colliding spiral galaxies of #arp274 🌀
The triplet was the perfect subject for an experiment with a bigger format than my usual.In over a hundred million of years these galaxies merge -- a dance in slow motion
#spaceart #galaxyart #galaxyartwork #starsart #dotted #pointillism #drawing #colouredink #spiralgalaxy #ngc #ngc5679 #dotwork #stippling #cosmicart #galaxy #galaxies #space #collision #nasa #NASAHubble #MastoArt
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It's night. You had an amazing day hiking and climbing in the mountains. You don't want to go home. And you don't have to. Your tent is in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by impressive mountains. It's cozy and warm in your sleeping bag. Your best friend is your only company and sharing this precious moments with you. The full moon stands high and this is your view...
#siberianhusky #husky #tent #fullmoon #nightsky #mountains #drawing #artwork #pointillism #dotted #dotwork #MastoArt
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A spiral galaxy 220 million lightyears away from earth, captured by James webb space telescope
#spiralgalaxy #jameswebbspacetelescope #jwst #blackhole #spaceart #spaceartwork #drawing #dotted #pointillism #stippling #colouredink #cosmicart #galaxy #space #MastoArt
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The double barred spiral galaxy #NGC1365
#spaceart #dotted #pointillism #drawing #colouredink #spiralgalaxy #kerbalspaceprogram #ksp #cosmicart #galaxy #space #stippling #MastoArt
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I finished my first drawing this year.
Something else this time....a new try on "human" faces 😬🫥 And I found use for my new green shade pencil 🐍#drawing #medusa #medusaart #snake #snakes #greekmythology #pointillism #stippling #dotted #dotwork #face #artwork #MastoArt
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Hi, I'm bee and this is me, doing the things I love.
🌌🏞️🐢🐟🪐🌀🐝#artvsartist2022 #galaxyart #underwaterart #cosmicartwork #walle #turtle #nebula #artist #pointillism #stippling #dotted #MastoArt
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Climbing is one of my passions. Doing what you love in the surrounding environment you love is pure happyness 😌
#mountains #mountainart #climbing #drawing #dotted #pointillism #stippling #colouredink #moon #nightsky #caveclimbing #MastoArt
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The spiral galaxy #ngc1961 180 million lightyears away.
Thanks @nasa_bot @ESA @ultradeepfield for such incredible images
#nasa #hubble #space #stars #galaxy #cosmicart #spaceart #spaceartwork #spacepainting #pointillism #stippling #dotted #artwork
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The NGC 1097 Galaxy in an earth like setting
#dotted #drawing #colouredink #spacefantasy #spaceart #space #spacepainting #mountainart #galaxy #galaxyart #ngc1097 #spiralgalaxy #stippling #cosmicart #pointillism #stippling
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An older drawing of mine
#spaceart #dotted #pointillism #drawing #colouredink #spiralgalaxy #cosmicart #galaxy #space #spacepainting #cat #stippling
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The butterfly nebula #NGC6302
A planetary nebula actually represents a phase that stars like our Sun experience after they use up much of their fuel.
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#spaceart #dotted #pointillism #drawing #colouredink #spiralgalaxy #nebula #nebulaart #cosmicart #galaxy #space #butterflynebula #spacepainting #hubblespacetelescope #nasa
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New work, coming soon... release date still TBC
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'Bergmeer in de Alpen' - adembenemende #landschap door #pointillisme en de intense kleuren | 'Mountain lake in the Alps' - breathtaking #landscape through #pointillism and intense colours.
Jo #Koster in Gouda Museum.
#goudamuseum #art #neoimpressionism #artmuseum #impressionism #fineart #oil #color #colour #painting #oilpainting #artietamicitae #stlucas #Amersfoortsekunstkring -
Olijfboom in Toscane,
Haar krachtige stijl van schilderen is indrukwekkend | Her powerful style of painting is impressive.
Jo Koster in Gouda Museum.
#goudamuseum #art #neoimpressionism #pointillism #artmuseum #impressionism #fineart #oil #color #colour #painting #oilpainting #landscape #artietamicitae #stlucas #Amersfoortsekunstkring -
Staphorster meisje; met veel aandacht voor haar kleding en gelaatstrekken geschilderd. Ook de natuur speelt een rol | Girl from Staphorst; painted with great attention to her clothing and facial features. Nature also plays a role.
Jo Koster in #GoudaMuseum.
#art #neoimpressionism #pointillism #artmuseum #impressionism #fineart #oil #color #colour #painting #oilpainting #landscape #artietamicitae #stlucas #Amersfoortsekunstkring -
Dit kunstwerk met twee Staphorster vrouwen wordt tentoongesteld ten bate van de 'Vereniging tot bestrijding van Tuberculose' | This artwork depicting two women from Staphorst is being exhibited to raise funds for the “Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis”.
Jo Koster in Gouda Museum.
#art #neoimpressionism #pointillism #artmuseum #impressionism #fineart #oil #color #colour #painting #oilpainting #landscape #artietamicitae #stlucas #Amersfoortsekunstkring -
Naast de vrije natuur heeft Jo de voorkeur kleur te gebruiken om stemmingen over te brengen | In addition to the great outdoors, Jo prefers to use colour to convey moods.
Jo Koster in #GoudaMuseum.
#art #neoimpressionism #pointillism #artmuseum #impressionism #fineart #oil #color #colour #painting #oilpainting #landscape #artietamicitae #stlucas #Amersfoortsekunstkring -
Als ik iets kan aanbevelen is het wel de prachtige tentoonstelling van Jo Koster in museum Gouda | If there is one thing I can recommend, it is the magnificent exhibition by Jo #Koster at the Gouda Museum.
#art #goudamuseum #neoimpressionism #pointillism #artmuseum #impressionism #fineart #oil #color #colour #painting #oilpainting #landscape #artietamicitae #stlucas # Amersfoortsekunstkring
