Eyup, 1990 - Betty Woodman
About the Work
About Eyup
Throughout her career, Betty Woodman has returned to the vase as her muse. She draws her inspiration and reinterpretation of the vase from many cultures. This print is named for Eyí¼p, a city in Turkey, and reflects the influence of ...Read More
Throughout her career, Betty Woodman has returned to the vase as her muse. She draws her inspiration and reinterpretation of the vase from many cultures. This print is named for Eyí¼p, a city in Turkey, and reflects the influence of Turkish tiles and ceramics. In addition, the composition, colors, and patterns of this lithograph are reminiscent of Matisse's still lifes.Read Less
About the Artist
About Betty Woodman
Ceramicist Betty Woodman is celebrated for her sophisticated understanding and interpretation of the vase, an art form with a long history in art. Woodman has ...Read More
Ceramicist Betty Woodman is celebrated for her sophisticated understanding and interpretation of the vase, an art form with a long history in art. Woodman has traveled the world, drawing inspiration from many cultures and ages to reinterpret the vessel. "The container is a symbol," explains Woodman, "it holds and pours all fluids, stores food and contains everything from flowers to our final remains." From her large abstract sculptures to her pillow pitchers to her woodcuts, Woodman's work glides flawlessly between form, function, and art.Read Less
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