Roses in a Jar, by Edwin John Victor Pasmore, Tate, London.
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Roses in a Jar, by Edwin John Victor Pasmore, Tate, London.
Victor Pasmore
What is the object over there?, 1974, silkscreen on paper, 76x289cm.
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Alicante, Spain.
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Readers of this blog know of my admiration for Victor Pasmore (1908-1998).
His abstract art has stayed fresh and fascinating over the years and is still a joy to look at. If i must compare his art ….i would say Joan Miro is the one he comes close to. His art keeps fascinating me and ……
his forms and composition, use of colors and use of materials makes me want that there was a large Pasmore exhibition to be held in the Netherlands in the near future so i could admire his works from up close. There are far too few paintings to be found in the European collections and i can not find a reason for it. Curators from all important museums must have fallen asleep during these early years of the Seventies., which is a pity. However there was a time in the early Seventies that his works were presented for sale on frequent occasions. One of these exhibitions was at the Marlborough gallery where a Pasmore graphics collection was presented and sold. The invitation to this presentation is now for sale at www.ftn-books.com
Victor Pasmore…an invitation Readers of this blog know of my admiration for Victor Pasmore (1908-1998). His abstract art has stayed fresh and fascinating over the years and is still a joy to look at.
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Stromboli The harmony of opposite
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Abstract in White, Green, Black, Blue, Red, Grey and Pink
1963, perspex and painted wood, Tate Gallery
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Victor Pasmore
Black, White and Ochre
1956, transparent relief construction