Tag Archives: Robert Henri
A Substitute for White- Denmann Ross and the Use of a Lightener
Robert Henri, under the guidance of Denmann Ross, experiments with a substitute for the pigment white. The lightener advances the color and temperature of the light source with less neutralization, maintaining a greater sense of luminosity. Continue reading
Radiating Intensities
Radiating intensities touches upon Robert Henri’s experiments with color combining near- complements to achieve a background that is open and movable. Wittgenstein’s ,”Remarks on Color”, adds to Henri’s theories. Continue reading
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A Theory of Triads
One of the extraordinary things about the color theory of Robert Henri is its simplicity. He believed much could be said with very little. But that limited sense does not mean meager by any regard. “Employ such colors as produce … Continue reading
The Supremacy of the Moment
A Necessary Retreat, Paintings of Cape Cod
Reverie and an Open Experience
Figure Drawing - Working from Interior Forms
The Nuance of Line