The Voice of the City 城市之聲 / Joseph Stella
Brand : Pomegranate
Number : AA666
Size : 50.8 x 73.7 cm
Pieces : 1000 pcs (25*40 )
Release Year : 2011
Finish date : 20170301
Artist : Joseph Stella
沒對圖、很順暢地拼完,完工後才發現自己反著拼 XD 嘛~ 也算另類樂趣吧!
很難懂的一張圖…但光影、色彩、幾何線條混得很漂亮!
由大>>>小
畫作介紹
文字來源
Voice of the City of New York Interpreted (1920-22)
Artwork description & Analysis: Many critics and curators of Stella’s work consider this monumental, five-panel painting to be his finest work. It was something of a paean to the technological and cultural innovations that made New York one of the most vibrant modern cities in the world during the 1920s. All over the world, New York City and its celebrated skyscrapers remained an object of fascination.
The bold, brightly colored panels, each measuring over seven feet tall, depict distinct areas of the city. The first panel on the left depicts the port; the second depicts the dazzling electric lights of Broadway and Times Square; the central panel depicts Manhattan’s towering skyscrapers, with the iconic Flatiron building front and center; Broadway, or the “White Way” is the focus of the fourth panel, which also integrates images of subway tunnels at the bottom; and the far right panel offers a romanticized view of the Brooklyn Bridge.
There is a musical quality to Stella’s treatment of Broadway in the second and forth panels. The vibrant colors evoke neon signs, and crossing beams of light resemble the spotlights of a theatrical production. The use of bold, parallel lines throughout the piece draws the eye ever upward, much in the manner of the ever-expanding Manhattan skyline. The geometric planes and graphic, architectural lines of the composition reflect the influence of Italian Futurism on Stella’s work, while the use of rich color and the resemblance to colorful stained-glass windows anticipate his later fascination with Renaissance-like styles and subjects.
Joseph Stella
美國未來派畫家,風格為象徵主義與抽象表現主義 (嗯!剩下介紹請自己看維基,本人有看沒有懂)