French impressionist Edgar Degas’s Danseuse rose and Femme sortant du bain, representing the artist’s two favorite themes, dancers at rest and women bathing, will be offered at Christie’s 20th and ...
İzmir-based artist Doğa Güney's colorful, textured tattoos embrace the looseness of pastel crayons, broken lines, uneven ...
First used during the Renaissance, pastels have long been a staple in artist studios. "Powdered Pigments" brings together 30 outstanding examples from the Museum’s collection. First used during the ...
The title of The Unknown Monet: Pastels and Drawings is a bit of a feint: the artist`s works on paper, including his youthful caricatures, are cited in a number of monographs published over the past ...
Brooklyn-based artist Zaria Forman’s pastels of polar landscapes, massive icebergs, and crashing waves are impressive enough at first glance. The result of three to eight weeks of drawing – not to ...
Pastel is a paradoxical medium. It is the most fragile of materials—essentially dust rubbed on a surface (usually paper). It is easily disturbed and impossible to fix without altering its character.