Francis M. Naumann Fine Art Archives Reviewed
A review of the Francis M. Naumann Fine Art archives highlights the gallery's approach to presenting Stanley William Hayter's work. By organizing Hayter's prints, drawings, and paintings chronologically and mixing media, the exhibition challenges the perception of Hayter as merely a technical printmaker. The hang is described as refreshing and vindicating for those who reject the dismissal of Hayter as a 'technical wizard' rather than a 'real' artist.
Key facts
- Francis M. Naumann Fine Art archives are reviewed on artcritical.
- The gallery presents Hayter's work chronologically, mixing media.
- Hayter is often dismissed as a 'technical wizard' in etching.
- The review argues Hayter is a 'real' artist beyond printmaking.
- The hang is described as refreshing and vindicating.
Entities
Artists
- Stanley William Hayter
Institutions
- Francis M. Naumann Fine Art
- artcritical