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Objective abstraction

Objective abstraction was a British art group or movement c. 1933–1936, taking its name from the "Objective Abstractions" exhibition of 1934. It is a misnomer in the sense that a minority of the artists in the exhibition were at that time engaged in abstract painting. The grouping was short-lived, lasting only a few years, with a number of the artists…

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Objective abstraction

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related to Exhibitions · 11
Objective abstraction → Ceri Richards, Geoffrey Tibble, Graham Bell, Hubert's, In, Ivon Hitchens, Objective Abstractions, Rodrigo Moynihan, The, Victor Pasmore, Zwemmer Gallery
related to history · 9
Objective abstraction → British, Edgar Hubert, Experimentation, Geoffrey Tibble, Graham Bell, Objective, Rodrigo Moynihan, The, William Coldstream

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objective exhibition abstract artists british art group 1933 time taking rodrigo moynihan geoffrey tibble paintings abstraction abstractions 1934 realism graham

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Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsIn0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsObjective Abstractions0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsZwemmer Gallery0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsHubert's0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsThe0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsGraham Bell0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsRodrigo Moynihan0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsCeri Richards0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsIvon Hitchens0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsGeoffrey Tibble0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to ExhibitionsVictor Pasmore0.60section
Objective abstractionrelated to historyObjective0.60section

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