Cape Ann Works by Historic Cape Ann Artists
A “gentle modernist,” Meyerowitz’s immersion in classical music – supporting himself by singing in the chorus of the Metropolitan Opera while a student at the National Academy of Design – contributed to his interest in expressionism. Transmitting his feelings without concern for the representation of actual forms – at times a fracturing of forms in […]
A “gentle modernist,” Meyerowitz’s immersion in classical music – supporting himself by singing in the chorus of the Metropolitan Opera while a student at the National Academy of Design – contributed to his interest in expressionism. Transmitting his feelings without concern for the representation of actual forms – at times a fracturing of forms in […]
A “gentle modernist,” Meyerowitz’s immersion in classical music – supporting himself by singing in the chorus of the Metropolitan Opera while a student at the National Academy of Design – contributed to his interest in expressionism. Transmitting his feelings without concern for the representation of actual forms – at times a fracturing of forms in a cubist manner – creates poignant depictions of Cape Ann life and livelihoods.
