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Born in 1922 in Soviet Russia, Jules Olitski emigrated to the USA at a very young age. He was a master of Color Field Painting. After perfecting a spray-painting technique for laying colour onto his canvases, in the 1970s he went on to develop new techniques, spreading colours with a cloth or scraper or laying them on with a roller to create thickly structured surfaces. Jules Olitski died in 2007.
| Born in 1922 in Snovsk, Russia | |
| Died in 2007 in New York, USA | |
| Education | 1939-42 - National Academy of Design, New York, USA 1940-42 - Beaux-Arts Institute, New York, USA 1949 - Ossip Zadkine School, Paris, France 1949-50 - Academia de la Grande Chaumiere, Paris, France 1952 - B.A, New York University, New York, USA 1954 - M.A., New York, University, New York, USA |
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS (SELECTION)v
| 2024 | YaresArt, New York, USA Jules Olitski, TEMPLON, Paris, France | ||||||||||||||
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| 2022 | Jules Olitski 100 Paintings 100 Years: A Centennial Retrospective, New York, USA | ||||||||||||||
| 2020 | Jules Olitski: Color to the Core, Paintings: 1960-1964, Yares Art, N
Summary of Jules OlitskiJules Olitski was a Russian-born American painter who was instrumental in the development of the Color Field school. Like his contemporaries Helen Frankenthaler and Morris Louis, Olitski stained the surface of his canvases in a technique that rejected the gestural brushwork of the then-popular Abstract Expressionist artists. With their emphasis on material, surface, and color's emotional strength, his signature works eliminated the illusion of depth and any evidence of the artist's touch. Although Olitski did not remain as well known as some of his fellow Color Field painters, his abstract "spray paintings" of the 1960s are still considered landmark works of this movement. Accomplishments
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