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Josef Hoffmann (Form), Hans Bolek (Entwurf, zugschr.), Loetz Wwe., Klostermühle, um 1915
View this item and discover similar for sale at 1stDibs - JOSEF HOFFMANN Brtnice 1870 – 1956 Vienna J. & J. KOHN UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIR Designed by: Josef Hoffmann, around 1905. Executed by: J. & J. Kohn, model
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Designed 1905. Stained beech bentwood. Brass rivets. Green suede upholstery. Manufacturers paper label. Produced by J&J Kohn. Sofa h. 71cm/27,95...
Fancast: Louis Hofmann
From his early exposure to Cubism and Fauvism, Hans Hoffman evolved through a lifetime of experimenting in painting to an extraordinarily inventive approach to creating art that is often as relevant today as it was when it was created in the 1960s. Seeing his evolution in the large exhibition, ”Hans Hoffman - The Nature of Abstraction” at BAMPFA, Berkeley, reinforces my own belief in each artist’s need, and capacity, to remain open and flexible to growth and change.
Rare side chair by Josef Hoffmann for the Kunstschau Wien 1908, model no. 371, ca. 1908. Beechwood, leather. Produced by Jacob Josef Kohn, Austria.
In the spirit of becoming your own teacher, the final exercise is up to you. What usually informs my choice of homework is what we have been doing in class and what we will be working on in the next session. That puts us in the portrait/figure realm. I’ll attach a few images that may interest you if you want to follow up on the portrait practice you’ve had in the past two weeks. I’ll also attach a couple of figures with distinct shadow patterns for those who’d like to warm up for the model we’ll have this coming week. It’s all about seeing in layers, right? A useful exercise would be to paint the shadow pattern by itself, with no pale first layer at all. This reveals the role the middle values play in describing light and volume.
In the spirit of becoming your own teacher, the final exercise is up to you. What usually informs my choice of homework is what we have been doing in class and what we will be working on in the next session. That puts us in the portrait/figure realm. I’ll attach a few images that may interest you if you want to follow up on the portrait practice you’ve had in the past two weeks. I’ll also attach a couple of figures with distinct shadow patterns for those who’d like to warm up for the model we’ll have this coming week. It’s all about seeing in layers, right? A useful exercise would be to paint the shadow pattern by itself, with no pale first layer at all. This reveals the role the middle values play in describing light and volume.
Chapter 20 Vienna Secession: Joseph Hoffman chairs
louis hofmann
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Wolf Hoffmann
