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Paul Re

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ID5891206
NAMEPaul Re
GIVEN NAMESPaul
FAMILY NAMERe
SIGNATURERE P
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1980
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1983
H-INDEX0
  • The Art Nouveau Style Book of Alphonse Mucha

    Paul Re, David M Kern et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1983

  • The Art of Raymond Jonson, Painter

    Paul Re, Ed Garman•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1983

  • On the Reproduction of Shaded Drawings

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1982

  • Physics in Your World

    Paul Re, P Molliè re et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1982

  • On the Progression of My Figurative Drawings toward Higher Abstraction and Outward Simplicity

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1982

    The author traces the progression of his artwork from his early, complex surrealistic drawing to his present outwardly simple nonfigurative works that were discussed in his previous two articles in Leonardo . Nine examples from his ‘Growth’, ‘Mandala’, ‘Animal’ and ‘Abstract’ Series are illustrated and discussed. These works are presented as a graphic record of his personal ‘journey’ toward more wisdom, peace and inner joy. He discusses how his e…

  • On My Drawings and Paintings

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1981

    After considering alternative systems for classifying the basic shapes in his drawing and paintings, the author proposes additions to the classification system he presented in his first article in Leonardo. One addition involves a specification of the way in which V-, T- and X-intersections in shapes in the pencil drawings are shaded. Another addition makes use of the Ostwald color system to specify the one, two or three colors employed in the pa…

  • Wire Toys

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1981

  • On the Classification of My Drawings and Paintings

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1981

  • My Drawings and Paintings and a System for Their Classification

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1980

    The author presents examples of his drawings and paintings, each based on a basic shape that is derived from one or more closed curves. During the course of preparing three series of works, he chose a classification system wherein each work is designated by a code consisting of four numbers: the number of closed curves employed in constructing the basic shape of a work and three numbers for line intersections of the types V, T and X found in the …

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  • My Drawings and Paintings and a System for Their Classification

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1980

    The author presents examples of his drawings and paintings, each based on a basic shape that is derived from one or more closed curves. During the course of preparing three series of works, he chose a classification system wherein each work is designated by a code consisting of four numbers: the number of closed curves employed in constructing the basic shape of a work and three numbers for line intersections of the types V, T and X found in the …

  • On My Drawings and Paintings

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1981

    After considering alternative systems for classifying the basic shapes in his drawing and paintings, the author proposes additions to the classification system he presented in his first article in Leonardo. One addition involves a specification of the way in which V-, T- and X-intersections in shapes in the pencil drawings are shaded. Another addition makes use of the Ostwald color system to specify the one, two or three colors employed in the pa…

  • Wire Toys

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1981

  • On the Classification of My Drawings and Paintings

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1981

  • On the Reproduction of Shaded Drawings

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1982

  • Physics in Your World

    Paul Re, P Molliè re et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1982

  • On the Progression of My Figurative Drawings toward Higher Abstraction and Outward Simplicity

    Paul Re•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1982

    The author traces the progression of his artwork from his early, complex surrealistic drawing to his present outwardly simple nonfigurative works that were discussed in his previous two articles in Leonardo . Nine examples from his ‘Growth’, ‘Mandala’, ‘Animal’ and ‘Abstract’ Series are illustrated and discussed. These works are presented as a graphic record of his personal ‘journey’ toward more wisdom, peace and inner joy. He discusses how his e…

  • The Art Nouveau Style Book of Alphonse Mucha

    Paul Re, David M Kern et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1983

  • The Art of Raymond Jonson, Painter

    Paul Re, Ed Garman•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1983

Art (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Visual arts (6 works) · Art history (5 works) · Painting (4 works) · Architecture and Art History Studies (3 works) · Architecture and Computational Design (2 works) · Computer graphics (images) (2 works) · Abstraction (1 work) · Advertising (1 work)

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