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My Burgoyne Diller Impressions |
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I discovered Burgoyne Diller at the Dallas Muesum Of Fine Art.
His so much reminded me of Mondrain.
I spent hours there with the show catalog and sketch pad estimating
size and dimensions of his work.
I was especially impressed with his huge hard edge paintings, which
of course were done in primary colors.
I wonder if he was also pastel color blind!
I have not seen his work any where else, not even on the web; so I
only have my impressions of his work which I planned to do.
Some of these impressions could be considered copies, but others
are intended to try to capture the essence of his ideas and paint them
differently.
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Stripes
26" x 26"
Acrylic on canvas - Planned
Electronically created - 1999 |
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This painting is similar to Diller's Third Theme - 1963.
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This painting will be a small version of a variation of one of Diller's
large paintings of his First Theme series.
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Little Big One
24" x 24"
Acrylic on canvas - Planned
Electronically created - 1999 |
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Untitled
24" x 30"
Acrylic on canvas - Planned
Electronically created - 1999 |
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This is to be made from a sketch I did on a computer-aided
design system several years ago.
It reminds me of one of Diller's First Theme paintings
in which he used mostly black with primary colors and no white.
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