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WEDNESDAY, NOV.7, 2001
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--the two paintings by Roy Lichtenstein could not appear to be more different, yet both manipulate a central theme used throughout his career — the brushstroke.
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Show exhibits lifetime of work
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — A serene, abstract landscape with a single bonsai tree peering out from one corner is displayed opposite a busy canvas of frantic squiggles and crisscrosses melded with thicker lines in a frenzy of bold colors.
brushstroke. The first major survey of Lichtenstein's work since his death in 1997. Brushstrokes: Four Decades, at the Mitchell-Innes and Nash gallery, focuses on the brushstroke technique in his paintings, drawings and sculptures.
For those who think of Lichtenstein primarily as a Pop artist whose cartoon images have become icons of the Pop Art movement, the exhibit offers an overview of his diverse body of work which borrows from many schools of art.
Lichtenstein produced approximately 4,500 works during his lifetime, the earliest dating from about 1940. He frequently revisited his own earlier paintings as well other renowned works when developing new images.
Landscape in Fog, part of his Chinese landscape series painted in 1996, combines the Benday dots found in many of his earlier cartoon images with a breezy, gray brushstroke spanning the center of the canvas. Here the dots — much in the
style of the French pointillists lend to a minimalist landscape, a broad departure from the brazen dots in his garish Pop Art images.
"I love the way that he deals with abstraction and the mood of tranquility," Lucy Mitchell-Innes said of the oil and magna landscape.
"It was more about emotion and feeling the hand of the artist," associate director Adrian Turner said of the early work. "With Pop Art, it became more about bringing the art back to the people."
people. The show, which opened Nov. 1 and runs through Jan. 12. is composed of some 40 works, including a few from the Roy Lichtenstein Estate and Foundation which are on public display for the first time.
Crossword
ACHOSS
1 Indian state
6 In good shape
10 A Simpson
14 Part of a process
15 Costa ___
16 Provo's state
17 __ Hall University
18 Prayer wind-up
19 Sound quality
20 Grace
22 Millinery anchor?
24 __ Aviv-Jaffa
25 Army bed
26 Shoe part
27 Invented facts
29 Endure
33 Pulverize
35 Irritate
36 Track gathering
37 Inning enders
38 Becker or Yeltsin
39 Cookery expert
Rombauer
40 Fence the loot
41 Down for the
night
42 Loses footing
43 Forbore
45 Singer Paul
46 Hoods'guns
47 Chicken/king
connection
48 Mauna ___
volcano
51 Tribute
54 Barbering
56 ICU element
57 Bridle part
59 Sheriff's band
60 Clair de ___
61 Jamaican expor
62 Join in
63 Pops the
question
64 Jab
65 Takes ten
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1 Balance-sheet plus
2 Upright stone slab
3 Phoebe and Phobus
4 Keenly enthusiastic
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5 Terrorized
6 Palmphet
7 Coleridge poem,
"The __ of the
Ancient Mariner"
8 Cool down
9 Sewer entrances
10 Sour drink
11 At the summit
12 Rajah's wife
13 Subsequently
12 Silent assent
13 Alternative to
lager
12 Uniform
12 Foments
12 Worn down
13 Tightrope
walkers
13 Office fill-in
13 Greek letters
13 Urge
13 Bumpkin
13 Choir attire
13 Ump's request
14 Red fish
14 Droop
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
45 The Greatest
47 Astronomer
Cannon
49 Beginning
50 Teen followers?
51 Waikiki dance
52 Burden
53 Weasel's relative
54 Smooth comparative
55 Johnnycake
56 Prima donna's problem
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