Larry Zox

Larry Zox: The Early Work

Zox early work with hard edges shapes, collage, color juxtapositions, and shifting planes with raw canvas. 

Video of exhibition at the Stephen Haller Gallery.  CLICK HERE 

Diamond Cut Series

Acrylic on canvas, 1966

72 x 84 inches.

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Collage, oil, staples on board, 1962

72 x 72 inches.

Scribble Book - works in progress

'Viole(n)t Triad II'

Acrylic on panel, 12" x 12"

Orange - green - violet color triad.

'Lygia'

Acrylic on panel, 12" x 12"

Click here for Scribble Book:

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Ozenfant and Le Corbusier

Amédée Ozenfant, 1931, photo by Josef Albers

(source Midcenturia)

Still Life with Bottles, 1922, oil on canvas, 51.13 x 38.25 in., Los Angeles County Museum of Art

The Vases, 1925, oil on canvas, 51.4 x 38.4 in., MOMA New York

Guitar and Bottles, 1920, oil on canvas, 31.7 x 39.3 in., Peggy Guggenheim Collection

Le Pichet Blanc, ca. 1926, oil on canvas, 19.75 x 24 in., Richard Green Gallery, London

Amédée Ozenfant, Albert Jeanneret and Le Corbusier in the studio at 29 rue d'Astorg, Paris, 1922.

Le Corbusier, photo by Willy Rizzo

(source Selectism)

Le Corbusier's painting studio 24 rue Nungesser, Paris

Photo Willy Rizzo.

Le Corbusier's studio at Fondation Le Corbusier

Paul Klee

 Bauhaus, Dessau, 1926

Left to Right: Wassily Kandinsky, Nina Kandinsky, Georg Muche, Paul Klee, Walter Gropius.

Photo by Walter Obshonka.

(Photo Baisers Voles)

 Paul Klee, 'Fire in the Evening', 1929

13 3/8" x 13 1/4"

Oil on cardboard.

(Photo MoMA)

 Paul Klee, 'Monument in Fertile Country', 1929

Watercolor and graphite on paper.

(Photo Elibron)

 Paul Klee, 'Tower in Orange and Green', 1922

10 7/8" x 5 3/8"

Watercolor, ink, and graphite on paper.

(Photo Met Museum)

Paul Klee, 'New Harmony', 1936

36 7/8" x 26 1/8"

Oil on canvas.

(Photo Guggenheim)

Scribble Book - works in progress

'Viole(n)t Triad'

Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel.

Orange - green - violet color triad.

 

 

 

'Orange Counterpoint'

Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel.

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Bruno Monguzzi

Swiss graphic designer, Bruno Monguzi, enlists hierarchy and structure in his work through the use of typography, color and form. There's a balancing and counterpoint in his compositions by the way he organizes information. He creates a dynamic rhythm between the images, forms, typography and color.

For an interview with Monguzi that appeared in Eye Magazine, No. 1, Vol. 1 in 1990 click here.

The images below are from the Skira monograph, Bruno Monguzi, Fifty Years of Paper, 1961-2011.