He created monochrome works in various mediums – from paintings to sculptures. “Red Curve” was created in 1986 and is an excellent example of Kelly’s monochromatic works. Her signature pattern of a freehand grid usually provided the foundation for her monochromatic paintings of interlocking horizontal and vertical lines. Morning is a wonderful dawn, soft and fresh”. Martin described “Morning” as follows: “I had to leave out many things that one expects to see in a painting… I was painting about happiness and bliss, and they are very simple states of mind, I guess. This Canadian-American artist’s abstract works were inspired mainly by nature. “Morning” was created in 1965, and she used acrylic paint and graphite on canvas. He sought to integrate his materials and works within space in new ways and, at the same time, create through movement a gestural language of expression.
He enticed the audience to think of new spaces and forms.įontana, an Argentine-Italian artist, is also known as the founder of Spatialism. He created the three-dimensional effect in this painting by cutting the canvas to create a gaping slit.īy piercing and cutting the canvasses of his works, he highlighted the space behind the picture. This artwork in red plastic is an example of his integration of three-dimensionality into his paintings.
“Concetto Spaziale” was created in 1968 by Lucio Fontana, near the end of his life. Concetto Spaziale (Rosso) by Lucio Fontana (1899-1968) And one can be sure that all these reds will be very different”. In his book “Interaction of Color” which was published in 1963, he remarked, “If one says ‘red’ (the name of a color) and 50 people are listening, it can be expected that there will be 50 reds in their minds. Albers began teaching, creating, and experimenting with color theory and monochromatic artworks during the 1940s. Josef Albers, a German-American artist, lived from 1888 to 1976 and is considered one of the monochrome color theory and practice leaders. Like all other works of Albers, it was not painted in the conventional way, but the paint was applied from a palette knife directly onto the panel. This monochromatic artwork comprises four superimposed oil-applied squares on a Masonite panel. It is a simple yet very effective concept. The artwork “Homage to the Square” by Josef Albers is a work to remember. Homage to the Square by Josef Albers (1888–1976) “Untitled Blue Monochrome” is one of Klein’s the most famous color paintings. Sometimes he covered entire immense canvases with International Klein Blue. He used International Klein Blue as the base color in many of his paintings. It is beyond the dimensions of which other colors partake.” Klein himself commented on this new blue: “What is blue? Blue is the invisible becoming visible. The pigment in this color uses a synthetic resin binder to suspend the color and make the hue as intensely ultramarine as possible. He created a new color known as “International Klein Blue.” He and Edouard Adam, a French paint supplier, developed the color. The French artist, Yves Klein, created a new step in monochromatic art development. Untitled Blue Monochrome by Yves Klein (1928-1962) However, for inclusiveness, we include one grayscale work in this article.
Monochromatic schemes are based on variations of one color, and because black and white are non-colors, black and white paintings should be thought of as grayscale artworks. Sometimes people refer to a painting with a black and white color scheme as a monochromatic painting. The darker version of the hue is called the “shade,” and “tint” is the lighter version of the specific color.
“Hue” is the particular chosen base color. The three main components of a monochromatic color scheme are hue, shade, and tint. The color scheme will then be pink, red, and maroon. If black is added to red, maroon is created. For example, if the artist takes red as the base color, white can be added to the red, and pink is created. The artist can use any color to create a monochromatic color scheme. In simple terms, monochromatic color refers to a color scheme comprising variations of one color. Let’s look at some famous colorful paintings in the monochromatic style, which are excellent examples of this art form. A painting should contain only one base color to be classified as monochromatic. Monochromatic paintings are color paintings created by using only one color or hue in different shades. The artists using this technique are experimenting with composition and color tonality and, in the process, creating colorful paintings. For more than a hundred years already, artists have used monochromatic theories to explore the potential and limitations of color and painting.
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