(20) Rebecca Zurier, Picturing the City: Urban Vision and the
Ashcan School (Berkeley: U of California P, 2006).
As Iranians (http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/478717/20130614/iran-president-elections-polling-ayatollah-ahmadinejad-vote.htm) head to the polls to elect a new President,
Ashcan, like many Green Movement supporters, has placed his hopes in the only moderate candidate running to succeed Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: senior cleric, and former nuclear negotiator Hassan Rohani.
(26) Stuart Davis quoted in Rebecca Zurrier, Picturing the City: Urban Vision and the
Ashcan School (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2006), 123.
(62.) This work in Arabic is a wonderfully independent-minded study of philosophy and theology engaging with Mulla Sadra and Mir DArnad as well as the great rnutakallinzan; it includes a thorough critique of the views of the
Ashcan school as well as the famous theological compendium of the famed mujtahid of Lucknow Sayyid Dild[a.bar]r 'Al[i.bar] Naqvi Nas[i.bar]r[a.bar]b[a.bar]d[i.bar] (d.
ash stepping out of an
ashcan, as memory the wind shifts into nothing.
As the old racial order consigns itself to the
ashcan of history, an amalgamated race arises.
Among the artists involved in the publication were a number of individuals who would later become known as members of the
Ashcan School of American art, a movement whose innovative contribution was its focus on everyday urban life.
Both of his teachers had taken their cues from the
Ashcan School of Robert Henri and his art-for-life-sake school of art.
Sitting around an
ashcan fire, people who had maintained the tunnels tell us that they dream of freedom: freedom of movement and basic human rights.
The scholarly essay by Stephen Coppel, Curator of the modern collection of prints and drawings at the British Museum, (with the assistance of Jerzy Kierkuc-Bielinski), is divided into twelve chronological sections that read like individual studies: The
Ashcan School to George Bellows; The Provincetown Woodcut; American Modernism and Precisionism; Edward Hopper and the American Scene; Satirical Realism; The Regionalists; The Depression and the WPA; Artists of the Left and the Second World War; Joseph Albers and Geometric Abstraction; S.
Much of the collection relies heavily on these echoes of representation between the traditional arts and film as well as painterly influences that informed filmmakers (the
Ashcan school and Thomas Eakins assume a central position in this collection) and the way 'moving pictures influenced' painters (this scenario, however, is less-often engaged due to lack of empirical data).
Bellows (1882-1925) was esteemed during his short life and is recognized as a founder of the
Ashcan School in New York, a group of artists that rejected academic boundaries in favor of direct contact with city life.
