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Posts by John Dorfman

North of the Border

By John Dorfman | December 13, 2013
Alfredo Ramos Martínez, Mexican Landscape, circa 1935, watercolor and charcoal on paper.

Exiled in California, the artist Alfredo Ramos Martínez created a Mexico of the mind.

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Plastic Arts

By John Dorfman | December 13, 2013
Art Spiegelman, Lead Pipe Sunday no. 2 (detail), 1997, lithograph.

Graphic Novel pioneer Art Spiegelman gets a career-spanning show at the Jewish Museum.

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A Delacroix in California

By John Dorfman | December 13, 2013
Eugène Delacroix, The Last Words of Marcus Aurelius, oil on canvas.

The Santa Barbara Museum of Art presents a monographic show of the Romantic French master, centering on a recently attributed painting.

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Franz von Stuck: Sorcery and Sanctity

By John Dorfman | November 10, 2013
Anonymous photograph of Franz von Stuck, 1896.

The dark, decadent art of Franz von Stuck is ushered into the light for its first American retrospective.

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Seeing the Big Picture

By John Dorfman | October 30, 2013
David Hockney, Self Portrait with Red Braces, 2003, watercolor on paper, 24 x 18 1/8 inches;

David Hockney’s recent work is huge—literally—but size is not all that matters in these vision-bending paintings.

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Working in Space

By John Dorfman | October 14, 2013
Frank Stella, "k.305 (ABS Red)" (2012), mixed media, 94 x 75 x 33 inches

Frank Stella’s expansion plan continues with a foray into computer-assisted 3-D fabrication.

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A Painter’s Pageant

By John Dorfman | October 14, 2013
Leon Gaspard, Tunis, 1933, 13 ¼ x 16 ¼ inches.

A major trove of works by Leon Gaspard comes on the market.

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Poster Mania

By John Dorfman | August 29, 2013
René Hermann-Paul, Salon des Cent, 1895, printed by Affiches d’Intérieur/E. LAdam, Paris.

Bold, colorful designs from the golden age of poster art look as fresh today as they did in the 1890s.

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Mystic Vistas

By John Dorfman | August 29, 2013
Emil Bisttram, Indian Ceremonial

The Transcendental Painting Group aimed to convey spiritual truths through abstract art.

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