Word: paint
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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NICOLAS DE STAËL-Rosenberg, 20 East 79th St. Twenty-six paintings, some never shown before, by the French colorist who troweled slabs of paint onto canvas to create a glowing masonry. Through...
...always been a rebellion for Aronson. After eight years of Hebrew studies, he turned against the strictures of orthodoxy and started learning to paint with Karl Zerbe. At first he defiantly depicted only New, therefore more forbidden, Testament figures Works like his Young Christ (see color) won him a place in 1946's 14 Americans exhibit at Manhattan's Museum of Modern...
...also cited last spring's discovery of inferior paint in license plate production as an example of the low standard of public efficiency...
...Soon after I took office, the paint began to drip from the license plates," he said. The scandal had developed from the failure of officials to inspect the paint they were receiving, "and I couldn't believe our government was being operated that...
...argue that a student who has a burning desire to paint to sculpt and is willing to make sacrifices to do so should not be in a liberal arts college in the first place. That argument ignores those people who have a deep interest in art without being totally committed to it as a career. Few Harvard artists are totally committed They work hard and enjoy their work, but they have not decided to devote their lives to a particular art from...