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Kenneth Noland

Kenneth Noland was an American painter, renowned for his pivotal role in the Color Field movement and his minimalist approach to art. Born in 1924, Noland's exploration of color and shape earned him a place among the most influential post-war American artists. His work is celebrated for its innovation in abstract painting, where he moved away from the gestural brushwork of Abstract Expressionism to a more structured, geometric form.

Noland's journey into the art world was nurtured by his "Sunday painter" father and propelled by his studies at Black Mountain College. There, luminaries like Josef Albers introduced him to the principles of color theory that became central to his practice. His iconic "Targets" series, featuring concentric circles on square canvases, showcased his fascination with the interaction of colors and their impact on the observer.

His pieces, often large-scale canvases, feature bold color blocks and striking patterns, which are housed in prestigious institutions worldwide, such as the Guggenheim Museum and the Tate. His chevron series, characterized by their V-like patterns, stand out as a testament to his minimalist yet powerful style, cementing his legacy in the realms of painting, art, and culture.

For collectors and art and antiques experts, Noland's works represent a transformative period in modern art, where simplicity and color spoke as loudly as the subject matter once did. His works are not just paintings; they are experiences crafted through the meticulous balance of form and hue.

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Date and place of birt:10 april 1924, Asheville, USA
Date and place of death:5 january 2010, Port Clyde, USA
Nationality:USA
Period of activity: XX, XXI century
Specialization:Artist, Painter, Sculptor
Art school / group:Washington Color School
Art style:Abstract art, Abstract Expressionism, Color field painting, Post-painterly abstraction, Post War Art, Contemporary art

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Joseph Stella (1877 - 1946)
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Maruja Mallo (1902 - 1995)
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Rashid Johnson (1977)
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Ann Craven (1967)
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Robert Barry (1936)
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William T. Williams (1942)
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Haroon Mirza (1977)
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1977
Nino Migliori (1926)
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1926
Mercedes Matter (Carles) (1913 - 2001)
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1913 - 2001
Patsy McArthur (1976)
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1976
Hugh O'Donnell (1950)
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1950
Martin Szekely (1956)
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1956
Robert Michel (1897 - 1983)
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Hu Yongkai (1945)
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Les Levine (1935)
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1974
Victor Ivanovich Ivanov (1924)
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Titus Kaphar (1976)
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1976