In the 1960s, Purvis Young was serving time in the Florida State Penitentiary for breaking and entering. While in prison, he began drawing and studying art, finding inspiration in the work of Rembrandt, El Greco, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Picasso.After his release, Young began making what would become thousands of small drawings on found paper—correspondence, manila folders, bank statements, bills, memos—thrown away by offices and small manufacturing plants on the fringes of his community. He kept his drawings in shopping carts and later glued them into magazines he found in the street and discarded books from the Culmer/Overtown Branch Library.In his drawings, Purvis documented the social life, sexual rituals, playground sports, and the struggling and suffering of his Miami neighborhood of Overtown. Once a thriving community of Jamaican immigrants, Overtown had been decimated by the construction of Interstate 395 in the late 1960s.He returned again and again to favorite topics—basketball, horses, pregnant women, funerals, boats at sea, people of the streets—and would occasionally create a book with a hundred or more drawings dedicated to a single theme.
常见问题与解答
帕维斯·杨 的《Untitled》 的色彩构图是如何构建的?
帕维斯·杨 的《Untitled》 的色彩分析呈现出一种 Statement 的对比与 Strong Color Unity 的和谐。
是否有关于 帕维斯·杨 的《Untitled》 的幻灯片展示?
您可以在作品的 幻灯片展示 页面上以幻灯片形式浏览 帕维斯·杨 的《Untitled》。
帕维斯·杨 的《Untitled》 中呈现了哪些主题?
帕维斯·杨 的《Untitled》 中呈现的主题包括 overtown life, social life, community, figures, street life, people, movement,这些主题共同构成了该艺术作品的主旨。