Philip Guston

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Philip Guston was a 20th-century Canadian American painter known for his evolution from abstract expressionism to a distinctive, cartoon-like figurative style that often addressed political and social themes.

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instanceOf abstract expressionist painter
artist
figurative painter
painter
person
associatedWith American modern art
New York art scene
awardReceived Guggenheim Fellowship
birthName Philip Goldstein
countryOfCitizenship Canada
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1913-06-27
dateOfDeath 1980-06-07
educatedAt Hamilton High School
surface form: Manual Arts High School

Otis Art Institute
employer Iowa State College
surface form: Iowa State University

New York University
Washington University in St. Louis
ethnicGroup Jewish
exhibitedAt Museum of Modern Art
surface form: Museum of Modern Art, New York

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Tate Modern
Whitney Museum of American Art
fullName Philip Guston self-link
genre history painting
political art
social commentary art
influenced contemporary figurative painters
neo-expressionist artists
influencedBy Diego Rivera
Georges Rouault
Mexican muralists
Piero della Francesca
cartoon and comic-strip imagery
movement Abstract expressionism
Neo-expressionism precursor
New York School
notableFor cartoon-like figurative style
depictions of Ku Klux Klan figures
paintings addressing racism and violence
politically charged imagery
transition from abstract to figurative painting
notableWork Bad Habits
City Limits
Painting, Smoking, Eating
The Studio
placeOfBirth Montreal, Quebec, Canada
placeOfDeath Woodstock, New York
surface form: Woodstock, New York, United States
spouse Musa McKim
style cartoon-like figuration
thickly painted, gestural surfaces
taught Leon Golub
Philip Pearlstein
theme everyday objects as symbols
political disillusionment
racism in America
self-portraiture
violence and oppression
workLocation New York City
Woodstock, New York

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The Phillips Collection hasWorkBy Philip Guston
Slade School of Fine Art hasAlumni Philip Guston
Philip Guston fullName Philip Guston self-link
New York School associatedWith Philip Guston
Musée Marmottan Monet hasWorkBy Philip Guston