As one of the most primitive practitioners of "abstract expressionism," we remember all over the world. Franz Kline [May 1910 to May 19620] is an American artist who has a spontaneous theme. In 1910, the genius was born in the town of Wilkes-Barnes, Pennsylvania. At the age of seven, the life of Little Franz began to decline because his father committed suicide, and his mother decided to remarriage her husband three years later. Franz Kline went to Girard College, a children's college and orphanage. In the 1930s, Franz, the creator of "Painting #11," went to Boston University and joined the Boston Art Students League.
Rembrandt, Charles Keenes and Hukusai can be pointed out as the inspiration for Franz Kline. Looking closely at his work, you can see the expressionist's meaning. He is even known as the "action painter", because of the strong and continuous style of his work, mainly not focusing on images, but on canvas and strokes. In 1938, Franz returned to the United States after graduation. He began his painting career by drawing realistic themes such as New York Cityscapes and skyscrapers. Then he met Willem de Kooning, who influenced him to turn to abstraction. ' A few years later, Kline developed his own unique style, large strokes, large, black and white paintings, as shown in "Painting #11".
His most famous painting, "Painting #11", he created in 1951, is black and white. A deceptive and sharp subtitle art, "Painting #11" looks like some kind of Asian calligraphy. Franz's most famous work has his logo, which looks like a grid, including in this white and black compression area. In his paintings, people may observe the influence of Asia, most of which are like Chinese or Japanese calligraphy. However, Klein does not recognize this. He more precisely pointed out that his work is an image of industrial and architectural icons, such as buildings, bridges, engines, etc. In 1959, he began to use color again in his work. It can be said that he used more colors in the dusk of life.
In 1962, Franz Kline died in New York City due to rheumatic heart disease. He may have left, but his works such as "Painting #11" and his legacy will always exist and will always be remembered as one of the most unique and original expressionists of his time.
Orignal From: His most famous painting (Painting #11) - Franz Klein
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