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The Financial Times reviews Milton Avery: American Colourist
Space is airy and open, the cast list domestic and unheroic, a piercing sun or subdued lamplight in cosy interiors bathes everything in a warm...Read more -
The Guardian reviews Milton Avery: American Colourist
★★★★★Milton Avery: American Colourist review – pure, exhilarating uplift ★★★★★ By Laura Cumming The self-effacing late starter and mentor to Rothko, with a singular gift...Read more
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The Guardian reviews Milton Avery: American Colourist at the Royal Academy of Arts
★★★★★'To see this art so closely related to abstract expressionism yet rooted in nature opens a new vista on American art itself. Avery is a...Read more -
The Telegraph reviews Milton Avery
★★★★Milton Avery: American Colourist, review: The 20th-century colossus you’ve probably never heard of By Cal Revely-Calder 12 July 2022 • 1:08pm An Impressionist at...Read more
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The Art Newspaper features Milton Avery: American Colourist and talks to exhibition curator Edith Devaney
“You always feel better after looking at a Milton Avery painting,” says Edith Devaney, the curator of the first comprehensive exhibition in Europe dedicated to...Read more -
‘Rothko’s guru: how Milton Avery transformed modern art’
The Telegraph previews Milton Avery: American Colourist at the Royal Academy of ArtsThe story of how Milton Avery came to shape modern American art is really a love story. It begins in 1925, when, on a painting...Read more
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Milton Avery featured in The Observer’s best summer culture guide
Laura Cumming selects Milton Avery's upcoming exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts for The Observer's best summer culture guide.'Gentle, unassuming, with his outstanding gift for colour and his simplified grace, Milton Avery (1885-1965) is a singular master of American art.' – Laura CummingRead more -
The New Yorks Times reviews the work of Milton Avery
Roberta Smith takes a look at the work of Milton Avery, which is currently on view in Hartford and New York.'He remained a singular hybrid, who never settled into any niche, but constantly circulated, combining different ratios of cartooning, folk art, European modernism and American...Read more