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Philadelphia Road Trip – Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Rodin Museum

March 17, 2014 · by Ian Rogers · in Art History, Art News, Painters, Sculpture

I went on a 4-day road trip to Philadelphia last week, and amongst other things, saw a lot of really good art. Of course I went to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, my main motivation being that they have an…

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Chuck Close - Phil (2011-12) - work & detail

Chuck Close – New Work, New Show, New York

November 26, 2012 · by Ian Rogers · in Contemporary Art, Painters

I’ve written about Chuck Close before. He’s amazing, in short. He has worked with really large portraits of peoples’ faces worked in different kinds of grid treatments since the 60s, really playing with the line between theory and craft. It’s…

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Eric Fischl -  Chuck and Sienna (2012  Oil on Linen 82x68' )

Chuck Close by Eric Fischl

July 9, 2012 · by Ian Rogers · in Contemporary Art, Painters

Thinking about what to write about today, I remembered Eric Fischl. When I was in art school he was one of my favourite painters, but I don’t hear much about him so I tend not to think that much about him….

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Chuck Close - Francesco I (oil on canvas, 1987-1988, 100x84") etail 1

Chuck Close – Francesco I

July 8, 2012 · by Ian Rogers · in Art History, Painters

Chuck Close is a pretty interesting painter, insofar as most of his career has been about not being a painter in the traditional sense. When he was doing his MFA at Yale he was known for his excellent brushwork, so…

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