Mural Painting


Autoria(s): Wetmore, Martha C.T.
Data(s)

05/05/1973

Resumo

For my freshman Jan Plan at Colby I painted a mural in Runnals Union illustrating a William Blake poem. This effort began a four year painting project which I pursued my sophomore and junior years by finishing the Hall of the Machines in Runnals and by commencing the Paper Wall in Roberts. As a Senior Scholar, I've continued my undertaking by painting eleven more panels. Eight of these are in the Paper Wall and the other three are in the Spa in Miller Library. In my wallpainting up until this year my major interest has been in a strong two-dimentional design created by color juxtaposition. Over these two semesters I've developed a greater concern with the role of color value contrasts in achieving a sense of three-dimensional space. As one views my paintings in chronological order, he can see that gradually colors become less intense, value contrasts more effective, and subject matter becomes based on observation rather than imagination. Please judge my achievement solely on observation of the walls in these three rooms as this paper is only a very brief catalogue of works and the slides are not the best reproductions.

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http://digitalcommons.colby.edu/seniorscholars/550

http://digitalcommons.colby.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1549&context=seniorscholars

Publicador

Digital Commons @ Colby

Fonte

Senior Scholar Papers

Palavras-Chave #Mural #Painting #Art Practice
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