DOI Heft:
Nr. 336 (May 1925)
DOI Artikel:Flint, Ralph: Bellows and his art
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19985#0086
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the violinist Courtesy of Mrs. Marie Sterner by george bellows
and purples, somber ochres and carmines gave
way to florid vermilions and blues, cadmiums and
violets in an astounding profusion. The "Lady
Jean" glowed on the gallery walls like a bed of
larkspurs and poppies, her old-fashioned blue
gown, the red lacquer cabinet and the gayly
colored hooked rug at her feet striking the new
Bellows color scale with marked effect. Then,
too, his highest landscape flight was shown at
the same time, a picture in which the new colora-
eighty-six
may 1925
the violinist Courtesy of Mrs. Marie Sterner by george bellows
and purples, somber ochres and carmines gave
way to florid vermilions and blues, cadmiums and
violets in an astounding profusion. The "Lady
Jean" glowed on the gallery walls like a bed of
larkspurs and poppies, her old-fashioned blue
gown, the red lacquer cabinet and the gayly
colored hooked rug at her feet striking the new
Bellows color scale with marked effect. Then,
too, his highest landscape flight was shown at
the same time, a picture in which the new colora-
eighty-six
may 1925