Artist Information:
Joseph Minton
Tustin, CA
United States
Member Since: Oct 2006
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Artist Statement:
Artist: Joseph Minton
Style: Modern Expressionist
Joseph Minton is a modern
expressionism artist who is
best known for his works
"Inside", "Resurrection" and
series of paintings titled
"The Drunk". Minton’s roots
are based in German Expression
and Abstract art showing a
definite similarity to the
works of the expressionist
artists Edvard Munch and
Georges Rouault. Minton
became most recognized for his
unique style of modern
expressionist art by
incorporating a vivid mixture
of emphasized emotion,
abstract color and the human
form. He combines these items
to bring to life the dramatic
trials of the modern social
environment. His artistic
career spans from his
adolescence to adult life and
he has his works on display to
show the progression of his
life through his paintings.
Perhaps the best way to sum up
the style of the artist is
through his own words "True
art has an entity of its own,
it is alive, and has the
ability to speak, effect and
convey emotions to it's
viewer. I consider my art to
be an extension of myself."...
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Style: Modern Expressionist
Joseph Minton is a modern expressionism artist who is best known for his works "Inside", "Resurrection" and series of paintings titled "The Drunk". Minton’s roots are based in German Expression and Abstract art showing a definite similarity to the works of the expressionist artists Edvard Munch and Georges Rouault. Minton became most recognized for his unique style of modern expressionist art by incorporating a vivid mixture of emphasized emotion, abstract color and the human form. He combines these items to bring to life the dramatic trials of the modern social environment. His artistic ... |
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