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n. (context art English) An artist that works within the genre of Abstract Expressionism.
Usage examples of "abstract expressionist".
He would have razzed my Abstract Expressionist pals, too, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko and Terry Kitchen and so on, painters who are now, unlike myself, acknowledged to be some of the most brilliant artists ever to have been produced not just by the United States but by the whole damn world.
To settle this question in my own mind, without having to actually read them, I have just solicited by telephone the opinions of a bookseller and a librarian in East Hampton, and also the widows of a couple of the old Abstract Expressionist gang who have teenage grandchildren now.
He may have been an abstract expressionist, but he seems to have been capable of realistic sketches of nudes.
But not too much of the grandly accidental abstract expressionist about my life, I trust.
There had been an Impressionist school, a Post-Impressionist school, an Expressionist school, an Abstract Expressionist school, a Cubist school, a Futurist school, a Pop school and an Op school, and so on.
A couple of falls on the head had left him permanently dazed, a very abstract expressionist.
Carved pillars made of whole tree trunks stood in three rings inside, and two huge freestanding gateposts like Abstract Expressionist totem poles marked the southeastern door.
It was large and bright, with flowers on the desk and explosive-looking abstract expressionist paintings on the walls.
The ship was also a floating museum of Abstract Expressionist art.
The wall space not taken up by guns, regimental flags, and framed photos of soldiers displayed several giant abstract expressionist paintings--- de Kooning, Newman, and Rothko.