State of Illinois Canvas Art Print, Family heritage, buy Black and white photography wall art gift for Illinoisan, unique office decor for boss
This Limited Edition Print celebrates family heritage and is made from my original art. This piece features a map of Illinois cut in half down the center, a zipper showing the state open with old black and white photos revealed underneath. Blue, gold, cream, white, painted ethereal background with crisp map detail. Only 100 are available. Every state in the Union is coming--if you'd like the same style of piece for YOUR state, please reach out--they'll be available in originals and prints.
The original piece was a recent entry in the Midwest Collage Society Show at The Downer's Grove, lllinois Public Library.
Title: Family Heritage
* Artist: Susan D Sharp
* Size: 36 x 36
* Style: contemporary, black and white photography
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ABOUT ABSTRACT ART by Susan D. Sharp
Whether you love it, hate it, or don't understand it, abstract art can be boiled down to this definition by Dean Nimmer: "Abstraction literally means the distancing of an idea from objective referents. That means, in the visual arts, pulling a depiction away from any literal, representational reference points. You can also call abstract art nonrepresentational art."
We generally think of abstract art as an early 20th century phenomenon encompassing three genres: Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and Cubism.
So we have art that isn't supposed to necessarily look like anything and yet if you ask 10 people they might all have an interpretation of what it is. When I discovered abstract art, I felt at home....what you see is what you see, what you want to see, what you can imagine it is!
Names associated with abstract art include Wassily Kandinski, Piet Mondrian and Henri Matisse and Paul Klee to name a few.
For more about abstract art, research the terms abstract expressionism, abstract impressionism and major figures like Kandinsky, Pollack, De Koonig, Rothko, and Klee.