#frances featherstone

[hazelhymns]

an ode to breakfast

keep driving, harry styles//frances featherstone//frutas, vel nine//betty crocker cookbook//i think you’re alright, jay som//pinterest

[huariqueje]

Easy Like Sunday Mornings - Frances Featherstone , 2024.

British , b. 1980s

Oil on board , 50 x 40 cm.

[lascitasdelashoras]

Frances Featherstone - ‘The Odyssey’

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Frances Featherstone

[myobt]

Good in Bed

[unsubconscious]

Frances Featherstone, 'Rio Sunrise' Oil on canvas, 90 x 80cm

[proartspb]

Frances Featherstone

[kaitcreates]

Shadowhunter families and their place of living.

England

Bridgstock(1903, London)

Baybrook(1903, London)

Branwell(1878, London)

Featherstone(1903, London)

Greenmantle(1903, London)

Hardcastle(1903, London)

Highsmith(1903, 2012, London)

Gladstone(1903, London)

Mayhew(1903, London)

Mayburn(1878, London)

Pangborn(1878, London)

Pouncey(1903, London)

Ravenscar(1878, London)

Townsend(1903, London)

Wentworth(1903, London)

Hayward(1903, York)

Starkweather(1878, York)

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Acosta(2012)

Breakspear(2012)

Gonzales(2012)

Romero(2012)

New York, USA

Graymark(1920)

Safar(2010)

Whitelaw(1984)

Mexico City, Mexico

Delgado(2012)

Mendoza(2012)

Rocio(2012)

Rosales(2012)

Velez(2012)

Brazil

Carvalho(2012, São Paulo)

Pedroso(2012, Rio de Janeiro)

Spain

Casales(2012, Madrid)

Castel(2012, Barcelona)

Villalobos(2012, Madrid)

India

Chaudhury(2007, Mumbai)

Joshi(2012, Mumbai)

China

Ke(2012, Shanghai)

Lieu(2010, Hangzhou)

Wang(2012, Shanghai)

Germany

Grunwald(1721)

Kriegsmesser(2007, Berlin)

Morgenstern(1878, *May be form other german speaking country, also mentioned to be from Sweeden)

Vogelspritz(2010, Hamburg)

Von Mainz(1832, Prusia)

Rome, Italy

Di Aneglo(1903)

Maletesta(2007)

France

Beausejours(2012,*May be from another french speaking country)

Montclaire(1989, Paris)

Pontmercy(2007, Marseilles)

Verlac(2007, Paris)

Portugal

Monteverde(2007, Lisbon)

Rosewain(2007, Cumbria)

Australia

Makepeace(2002, Melbourne)

Sedgewick(2007)

Other

Jahanshah(1903, Persia)

Keo(2012, Cambodia)

Larkspear(2012, Atlanta, Georgia, USA)

Lindquist(2012, Umea, Sweden)

Lovelace(2008, Glascorw, Scotland. 1878, London, England)

Maduabuchi(2012, Lagos, Nigeria)

Kaidou(1878, Tokyo, Japan)

Ashdown(2012, Los Angeles, California, USA)

Theorised

Nightshade(Los Angeles, Califiornia, USA, *Vampire with same last name lives there)

Solcedo(Spanish country, *Taken on by Marisol, who's previous last names were both spanish)

Malhotra(India, *name originates from India)

Tokugawa, Satõ(Japan, *names originates from Japan)

[ruivieira1950]

Frances Featherstone

[jacques-le-fataliste-23]

Frances Featherstone, ‘Between The Lines’, 2024

Via: https://www.reddit.com/r/museum/comments/1ihghg9/frances_featherstone_between_the_lines_2024/

[worldsandemanations]

Trust Me - Frances Featherstone , 2021. British , b. 1980s

[sophiepatztone]

Week 10: November 6th - Prototype 3

This week I wanted to do two things: expand my collage and explore oil paint as a medium. My main goal with expanding my collage was to take out the crap that I hated (THE TRAIN UGH) and turn it into something more detailed and intentional. Also it has been a while since I've used oils so i had to relearn how to use them.. oh how I've missed my paint not drying in two seconds 💜

Here are the exercises I did:

I swear they're brighter in person. Then I modified my collage as seen above. I liked how this time I focused on the primary colors. I also LOVE how well the laundry fit on top of the lady's shoulders.

Here is the additional research I did:

Professor Bush recommended I look into the Swedish-American artist Cornelia Hediger

I think it’s interesting that she’s putting her own face in these compositions. One thing I’ve been thinking about when I’m making my photomontages is that there feels like there’s a disconnect between me and the medium. That’s one thing I could do, insert myself into the composition. I don’t have to do it directly with photos of my face, but maybe there are images I can use that feel more personal.

"I endeavor to maintain the tactile qualities and varied dimensionalities that drew me to the objects in the first place"

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Another artist I found on Instagram was Frances Featherstone.

I was drawn to this piece specifically (and then I realized a lot of her work looks like this) because of the stark juxtaposition of the softness of the bed and the hardness of the geometry of the tiles on the floor. I didn’t interpret it as a floor immediately, so I was more so thinking about how I could use this concept of layering different textures to merge collage and painting. Either way if I interpret it as a tiled floor or just an overlaid texture my takeaway is still the same: paint and collage need to meet! Strangers to lovers.

Another artist I looked at was Nicole Eisenman. Her work is so interesting because it's essentially different styles of painting all collaged together in one composition. The distinction she makes between each subject makes me feel like I am a part of everyone's story, not just the whole overarching narrative of the painting.

Robert Longo's combines.

Professor Bush also gave me great advice this week.... if you feel like you're losing motivation "go back to your work every day. Keep interacting with it, even if it's something as small as changing a footnote that's incorrect" which really got me back on my collage grind.

This past week was good. I'm happy with the work I did and I'm happy I was able to get my fingies on some oil paint. I like it a lot better than acrylic. This upcoming week I am have a meeting scheduled with Jeff to talk through my project more. My goal is to merge painting and collage somehow...

[huariqueje]

Trust Me - Frances Featherstone , 2021.

British , b. 1980s

Oil on board , 40 x 30 cm.

[boxxy223]

Frances Featherstone, Nights in White Satin, oil on canvas, 2024"

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Frances Featherstone

[lianachik]

Bedroom Art от Фрэнсис Фезерстоун

Frances Featherstone

Большинство ее персонажей располагаются в своих кроватях или, по крайней мере, комфортно себя чувствуют дома, и в них есть что-то очень уютное. Помимо того, ее работы красивы, красочны,очень милы и декоративны.