Berkeley series

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The Berkeley series is a group of abstract landscape paintings by American artist Richard Diebenkorn, created in the 1950s and known for their luminous color fields and gestural brushwork that anticipate his later Ocean Park works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abstract landscape paintings
series of paintings
anticipates Ocean Park series
artForm painting
artHistoricalSignificance transitional body of work between Diebenkorn’s early abstraction and Ocean Park series
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Richard Diebenkorn
creatorBirthDate 1922-04-22
creatorBirthName Richard Diebenkorn
surface form: Richard Clifford Diebenkorn Jr.
creatorDeathDate 1993-03-30
creatorNationality American
exhibitedAt Los Angeles County Museum of Art
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Whitney Museum of American Art
genre abstract art
abstract landscape
hasPart Berkeley #1
Berkeley #10
Berkeley series self-linksurface differs
surface form: Berkeley #2

Berkeley #3
Berkeley #4
Berkeley #5
Berkeley #6
Berkeley #7
Berkeley #5
surface form: Berkeley #8

Berkeley #9
inception 1953
influenced Ocean Park series
locationOfCreation Berkeley
surface form: Berkeley, California
mainSubject abstracted landscape
landscape
movement Abstract expressionism
surface form: Abstract Expressionism

Bay Area Figurative Movement
notableCharacteristic complex spatial structures
interplay of line and plane
layered paint surfaces
luminous color fields
notableWorkOf Richard Diebenkorn
timePeriod 1950s
typicalPalette blues
earth tones
greens
oranges
usesMaterial oil paint
usesSupport canvas
usesTechnique color field painting
gestural brushwork

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Richard Diebenkorn notableWork Berkeley series
Berkeley series hasPart Berkeley series self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Berkeley #2