‘Euston Steps – Study’ is one of a number of paintings made by Frank Auerbach in the train stations, building sites and streets around his studio in London’s Camden Town. This is one of a series of paintings depicting the steps at Euston Station. While the word ‘study’ suggests that this is a preliminary experiment for a larger or more polished work, in fact this is a finished painting. The expressionist, thick impasto brushwork and the palette of browns, greens and oranges are typical of Auerbach’s painting of this periodIn both his portraits and landscapes, Auerbach has attempted to capture something deeper than what is immediately seen. He once described the difference between ‘the sort of painter who is arranging things on a surface for their own sake and the sort of painter who has a permanent sense of the tangible world … to make a true record, the experience has in some way to be digested and turned into the artist’s gesture’.Jacky Klein
Questions et réponses
Quelle technique a été utilisée pour « Euston Steps - Study » et quand cette œuvre a-t-elle été créée ?
«Euston Steps - Study» a été réalisé en 1981, en Oil On Board.
Puis-je visionner « Euston Steps - Study » sous forme de diaporama en plein écran ?
Vous pouvez visionner «Euston Steps - Study» de Frank Auerbach sous forme de diaporama sur la page Diaporama de l'œuvre.
Dans quel mouvement et à quelle époque s'inscrit «Euston Steps - Study» de Frank Auerbach ?
« Euston Steps - Study » appartient au mouvement Expressionism, et son créateur a œuvré à l'époque Époque moderne.