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   May 12, 2020 · Guston turned his back on abstract art because he loved to talk, and the conversation will always be better in a fallen, damaged world, among the image makers. Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting by Robert Storr will be published by Laurence King Publishing in September. From the May 2020 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here.

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   Apr 14, 2020 · Robert Storr. 4.67. 15 ratings2 reviews. Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting is the most authoritative and comprehensive retrospective of the work of the visionary, adventurous, and influential painter Philip Guston. Driven and consumed by art, Guston painted and drew compulsively and talked about it with an unrivalled passion and fluency.

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   Jan 8, 2021 · As if driving home its larger-than-life character, the book is a wrist-breaking 3.5kg – resembling a cartoonishly clunky outsized book in one of Guston’s own paintings. Philip Guston: A Life ...

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   Oct 5, 2023 · The tremendous Philip Guston retrospective just arrived at Tate Modern is perfect pitch: gripping in painterly expression and energy, awash with colour and drama, revelatory at every turn ...

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   Jan 14, 2021 · Estate of Philip Guston/Hauser and Wirth. Philip Guston: Studio Landscape, 1975. If a century and a half of avant-garde art has taught us anything, it is that transgression comes with a time stamp. Stylistic innovations that once repelled grow pretty (Monet), subjects that scandalized get dismissed with a shrug (Manet).

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   Oct 4, 2023 · Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting – Robert Storr. In the mesmerising realm of contemporary art, few figures shine as brightly as Philip Guston, whose work transcends mere strokes of paint to embody profound narratives, emotions, and societal commentary. In this fluent book by Robert Storr, Guston’s genius is unveiled with meticulous ...

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   • The tremendous Philip Guston retrospective just arrived at Tate Modern is perfect pitch: gripping in painterly expression and energy, awash with colour and drama, revelatory at every turn, superbly calibrated in balancing art historical narrative, the painter’s personal journey and social context.

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   Who was Philip Guston?

   • Through the 1930s-40s, living in New York and Iowa, Guston was a politically committed painter of downbeat, elegantly elongated figures and forays into metaphysical painting inspired by de Chirico, his favourite modern artist. ‘Mother and Child’ (c1930) by Philip Guston © Estate of Philip Guston, courtesy Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Genevieve Hanson

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   Does Guston have a hood in 'the studio'?

   • Evil is everywhere, even within, suggests “The Studio” (1969): a Hood as Guston’s alter ego paints a self-portrait, holding a cigarette whose grey smoke writhes on a seductive rose ground dotted with hanging bulb and clock — light and time.

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   What are some examples of allusions in Guston?

   • Guston’s father was a blacksmith; other allusions are to the death of a beloved brother, his legs crushed by a car; Holocaust photographs of piled-up limbs; and the tumultuous bodies in Michelangelo’s “The Conversion of Saul”.

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   I love these books in the Abbeville Modern Masters series. They treat each artist chronologically, place em in the context of eir contemporaries, and even include a section about the artist's particular process and preferred media.