Philip Guston

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Philip Guston was a 20th-century Canadian American painter known for his evolution from abstract expressionism to a distinctive, cartoon-like figurative style that often addressed political and social themes.

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Philip Guston canonical 18

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instanceOf abstract expressionist painter ⓘ
artist ⓘ
figurative painter ⓘ
painter ⓘ
person ⓘ
associatedWith American modern art ⓘ
New York art scene ⓘ
awardReceived Guggenheim Fellowship ⓘ
birthName Philip Goldstein ⓘ
countryOfCitizenship Canada ⓘ
United States of America ⓘ
dateOfBirth 1913-06-27 ⓘ
dateOfDeath 1980-06-07 ⓘ
educatedAt Manual Arts High School ⓘ
Otis Art Institute ⓘ
employer Iowa State University ⓘ
linked to: Iowa State College

New York University ⓘ
Washington University in St. Louis ⓘ
ethnicGroup Jewish ⓘ
exhibitedAt Museum of Modern Art, New York ⓘ
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art ⓘ
Tate Modern ⓘ
Whitney Museum of American Art ⓘ
fullName Philip Guston ⓘ
genre history painting ⓘ
political art ⓘ
social commentary art ⓘ
influenced contemporary figurative painters ⓘ
neo-expressionist artists ⓘ
influencedBy Diego Rivera ⓘ
Georges Rouault ⓘ
Mexican muralists ⓘ
Piero della Francesca ⓘ
cartoon and comic-strip imagery ⓘ
movement Abstract expressionism ⓘ
Neo-expressionism precursor ⓘ
New York School ⓘ
notableFor cartoon-like figurative style ⓘ
depictions of Ku Klux Klan figures ⓘ
paintings addressing racism and violence ⓘ
politically charged imagery ⓘ
transition from abstract to figurative painting ⓘ
notableWork Bad Habits ⓘ
City Limits ⓘ
Painting, Smoking, Eating ⓘ
The Studio ⓘ
placeOfBirth Montreal, Quebec, Canada ⓘ
placeOfDeath Woodstock, New York, United States ⓘ
linked to: Woodstock, New York
spouse Musa McKim ⓘ
style cartoon-like figuration ⓘ
thickly painted, gestural surfaces ⓘ
taught Leon Golub ⓘ
Philip Pearlstein ⓘ
theme everyday objects as symbols ⓘ
political disillusionment ⓘ
racism in America ⓘ
self-portraiture ⓘ
violence and oppression ⓘ
workLocation New York City ⓘ
Woodstock, New York ⓘ

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The Phillips Collection → hasWorkBy → Philip Guston ⓘ
Slade School of Fine Art → hasAlumni → Philip Guston ⓘ
Philip Guston → fullName → Philip Guston ⓘ
New York School → associatedWith → Philip Guston ⓘ
Musée Marmottan Monet → hasWorkBy → Philip Guston ⓘ
Musa McKim → spouse → Philip Guston ⓘ
Musa McKim → associatedWith → Philip Guston ⓘ
Musa McKim → creativePartner → Philip Guston ⓘ
The Studio → creator → Philip Guston ⓘ
The Studio → notableWorkOf → Philip Guston ⓘ
City Limits → creator → Philip Guston ⓘ
City Limits → significantWorkOf → Philip Guston ⓘ
Bad Habits → creator → Philip Guston ⓘ
Hauser & Wirth → represents → Philip Guston ⓘ
Philip Guston → pseudonym → Philip Guston ⓘ
subject linked to: Philip Goldstein
Morton Feldman → associatedWith → Philip Guston ⓘ