WILLIAM GLACKENS 2/4 – This shared interest with other American painters, determines the birth of the Ashcan School (one formed by painters who observe and depict what many prefer not to look at putting in place techniques that reject the hypocritical conventions of fine art). The term “Ashcan” means “dustbin”, clear and unambiguous expression of the interests of painters of this current to the world where there is also a poor and dreary reality of some neighborhoods.
WILLIAM GLACKENS 3/4 – Among his major early paintings? At Mouquin’s, shows a lively New York restaurant in a vivid and robust manner. From 1925 to 1932 he returned to France, where, influenced by Renoir, produces paintings in Impressionist style, with dark backgrounds and sharp lines. For his works, he uses a new way to paint, without preliminary drawing, using rapid brushstrokes, palettes of rich colors.
WILLIAM GLACKENS 4/4 – He whas the man that introduced a matter-of-fact realistic, into the art of the United States. Looking at his paintings you can almost always find people to work, daily life in the slums of the city. In 1933, the winner of numerous awards, had also been named Academic at the National Academy. He gave us the magic of his last strokes up to one day in May, 1938.
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