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  • Sukūrimo data1950
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Discover Alice Trumbull Mason (1904-1971), a pivotal American abstract artist known for geometric compositions, architectural influences & contributions to the American Abstract Artists group.

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Autoriaus biografija

Alice Trumbull Mason: A Pioneer of American Abstraction

Early Life and Education

  • Born in Litchfield Hills, Connecticut in 1904, Alice Trumbull Mason descended from a distinguished artistic lineage – her ancestor was the renowned history painter John Trumbull.
  • Her early life included extensive travel throughout Europe, fostering an appreciation for diverse cultures and art forms.
  • She formally began her artistic training in 1921, studying at the British Academy in Rome, where she honed her skills in sketching and art history.
  • Upon returning to New York in 1924, Mason continued her education at the National Academy of Design under Charles Webster Hawthorne.

Artistic Development and Influences

  • A pivotal moment in Mason’s artistic development came with her studies under Arshile Gorky at the Grand Central Art School (1927-1931).
  • Gorky introduced her to Cubism and Kandinsky's spiritual approach, laying the groundwork for her exploration of abstraction.
  • A 1928 trip to Italy and Greece profoundly impacted Mason’s work; she was deeply moved by Byzantine mosaics and archaic Greek sculpture, which infused her compositions with an architectural dimension.
  • In 1929, following the death of her mother, Mason declared a commitment to abstraction, stating her joy in being “not governed by representing things anymore.”

Career and Artistic Style

  • Mason’s early works were characterized by biomorphic forms and pure abstraction.
  • Over time, her style evolved towards a distinctive "architectural abstraction," emphasizing structural elements and geometric compositions.
  • She became a founding member of the American Abstract Artists (AAA) in 1936, actively participating as Treasurer, Secretary, and eventually President.
  • Mason’s work explored the relationship between form, color, and space, often rejecting representational imagery in favor of pure plastic expression.

Major Achievements and Recognition

  • She first exhibited her work in New York in 1942, though recognition during her lifetime was limited.
  • Mason also pursued printmaking at Atelier 17, creating works that gained some attention.
  • A retrospective exhibition of her work was held at the Whitney Museum of American Art two years after her death in 1971, bringing belated recognition to her contributions.
  • Her daughter, Emily Mason, also became a notable abstract painter, continuing the family’s artistic legacy.

Later Life and Historical Significance

  • Following the tragic loss of her son in 1958, Mason struggled with depression and alcoholism.
  • She continued to paint until 1969, leaving behind a body of work that reflects a lifelong dedication to abstraction.
  • Alice Trumbull Mason is now recognized as an important figure in the development of American abstract art, bridging the gap between early modernist experimentation and later Abstract Expressionist movements.
  • Her commitment to non-objective art and her exploration of architectural forms continue to inspire artists today.
Alice Trumbull Mason

Alice Trumbull Mason

1904 - 1971 , United States of America

Trumpa informacija

  • Birth Date: 1904
  • Birth Place: Litchfield Hills, United States of America
  • Death Date: 1971
  • Influenced: Emily Mason
  • Influenced By: Arshile Gorky, Charles Webster Hawthorne, Byzantine architecture
  • Movement: Abstract Art, American Abstraction
  • Name: Alice Trumbull Mason
  • Nationality: American
  • Notable Works: March Time, Untitled Abstraction, Untitled (from the portfolio American Abstract Artists)