Showing posts with label Don Wight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Don Wight. Show all posts
Friday, September 30, 2022

Pgs. 32-33

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These rather demure images were produced by the well known Mel Roberts (left)  and Don Wight (right) who was also a talented artist who did ...
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Friday, January 21, 2022

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  Minimalist Day, Part 2 - The Line Drawings of Don Wright Part 2 of our minimalist double feature consists of some line drawings by Don Wig...
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Friday, April 9, 2021

The 1950's, Part 2 - Art by Don Wight

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Don Emerson Wight (1924-1999) was best known as a fabric designer, but early in his career, he did a series of interesting male nudes.  Thes...
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Instead of fully relaxing, the model in this Don Wight piece seems to be making an effort to stare directly at the artists.  Hopefully, my l...
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The multi-angular line technique is this drawing is quite a contrast to most of Wight's work. The modified "bulldog" pose is a...
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Wight's line type drawings make me think he could have been inspired by Cocteau and/or Picasso.  
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This final image of a Don Wight work leaves me wondering if it was unfinished  or if the three men's faces (and one upper torso) were do...
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Friday, January 31, 2020

1950's Day, Part 2 - the Male Nude Art of Don Wight

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Don Emerson Wight (1924-1999) was an American artist who did quite a few male nude drawings and lithographs in the 1950's.  Today...
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Pants around the ankles is not what I was expecting when I came across  this Don Wight piece on a high end art resale website.

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This somewhat faint drawing of a pensive young man is somehow engaging.
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To call this Don Wight drawing from the 1950's advanced for its time is something of an understatement.  Wight was better known at ...
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Don Wight did a number of simple line drawings of male nudes in the mid-1950's. They remind me somewhat of similar work by Picass...
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