1956
Teose Construction on pärinev kunstniku William Rose (1929–1997) käest. See on pärinev 1956 aastast. Teos asub Art Gallery of New South Wales kogamuses Sydney, Australia.
Sydney, Australia
Origins and History of the Gallery The Art Gallery of New South Wales was founded in 1872 as the New South Wales Academy of Art. This establishment focused on organizing annual exhibitions and providing a platform for emerging artists. The institution held its first public exhibition in 1874.
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William Rose, Construction (1956), Art Gallery of New South Wales.
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Osta värvitoetatud failTeos „Construction“, autor William Rose on näitustel Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. Muuseumi keterangane viitab originaalteosele, mitte reproduktsioonidele.
Teos „Construction“, autor William Rose loodi aastal 1956.
Teos „Construction“, autor William Rose on lubaõiguslikult on endiselt autoriõiguse all under kaitse. See staatus reguleerib teose pildi reprodüseerimise võimalusi.
Teose "Construction" autoriks on mõeldud William Rose.
Kui teos "Construction" loodi aastal 1956, oli William Rose (sündinud aastal 1929) 27 aastane.
„Construction“, autor William Rose on on endiselt autoriõiguse all under kaitse. Tegijakeskuse kaitse kestus arvatakse kunstniku surmaajaest, mis toimus aastal 1997.
Jah – teos asub kunstniku kodumaal. William Rose sünnimaa on Australia ning teose "Construction" originaali hoiab endas muuseum, mis asub riigis Australia.
1929–1997, Australia
The Life and Artistic Evolution of William Rose Born in Carrington, New South Wales, William Rose began his professional life working at sea and in the factories of the industrial city of Newcastle. After studying art at the Newcastle Technical College, where he first exhibited his work in 1954, he moved to Sydney to continue his education at the East Sydney Technical College and the Julian Ashton Art School. During his time in Sydney, he became associated with artists of the Abstract Expressionism movement and participated in the 1956 Direction 1 exhibition at the Macquarie Galleries. While his work was part of this influential group, Rose identified himself as a Constructivist.