英語 での Man ray の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Kathryn often cites photographers Julia Margaret Cameron(1815-1879) and Man Ray(1896-1976) as well as painters of the surrealist movement as major influences.
Moved to Paris to pursue music, voice training, and linguistics where he discovered works of Impressionists, Moholy-Nagy and Man Ray, and began to photograph.
He was in the company of photographers such as Brassai and Man Ray during his stay in Paris in the 30s, and upon his return to Japan semi-amateur/semi-pro Okamoto came into dialogue with local photographers such as Ken Domon and Yoshio Watanabe.
Through inheriting such methods appropriated by the likes of Moholy-Nagy and Man Ray, and further by entrusting the motifs with the capacity to formulate the works, Sugiura succeeds in extemporarily and constructively visualizing her concepts from the catenation and overlapping of various abstract forms.
For the type of taiko drumming I do, there are no traditional texts(scores) like there are in classical music, and when I was thinking about what I could take as guides or sources for composing works, suddenly Man Ray came to mind.
Inspired by the artist Man Ray.
This is a work by Man Ray.
There is Man Ray, for example.
Man Ray's real name was Emmanuel Radnitzky.
Man Ray's original name was Emmanuel Radnitzky.
And let us finish with Man Ray‘s epitaph: unconcerned, but not indifferent.
Gertrude Stein underneath her portrait by Picasso, photo by Man Ray.
For this work I chose the photo of the‘Grande Vetro' taken by Man Ray.”.
For Man Ray, to whom art was a sublime kind of play, the technique was perfect.
This piece was made in the afternoon on the opening day of Man Ray's first solo show in Paris.
But, like Man Ray, he did not have the necessary discipline for the game and was the antithesis of a theorist.
As Man Ray stated in 1920 after the publication of a unique issue of New York Dada:"Dada cannot live in New York".
While Surrealists such as Man Ray and Raoul Ubac made photography an essential part of their work, René Magritte remained committed to painting throughout his long career.
The rayographs published by Man Ray in 1922 are images produced by the shadows of objects cast on the photographic paper, without the use of a camera.
And in this exhibition, I found my heart touched even by works of the Surrealist artists Man Ray, René Magritte, and Max Ernst, which I had previously found too abstruse.