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Richard Pousette-Dart Transparent Reflections: Richard
Pousette-Dart, Works on Paper, 1940-1992 |
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More than others, it’s a flat
surface reconciles him to the interest of the work. The plane is divided,
there is kinship with Klee and early Pollock and stained-glass windows,
early. Rothko fixed the element of standing focus for perspective in the same
way out of these Cornell boxes. Pousette-Dart has it from the first and relinquishes
it, finding Impressionism enough for a guideline. Fields of flowers blurred
for you, no effort necessary, the available increments sharply divided (like
Mark Tobey’s doodles), to fuse loosely.
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