Mark Adams

Mark Adams
Mark Adams
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Retrato del artista[1]
Nacimiento 1925 (hace 86 años)
Fort Plain, Nueva York
Fallecimiento 24 de enero de 2006 , a los 81 años (hace 5 años)
San Francisco
Nacionalidad Bandera de los Estados Unidos Estados Unidos
Área pintura, tapicería, Vidrio

Mark Adams fue un artista estadounidense, nacido el año 1925 en Fort Plain, Nueva York y fallecido el 24 de enero de 2006.[2]

Contenido

Datos biográficos

Aspecto externo de la iglesia de Emanu-El, donde Mark Adams diseñó las vidrieras

Estudió en la Universidad de Siracusa. Fue alumno del pintor Hans Hoffman, y del tapicero francés Jean Lurcat. Comenzó su carrera artística como tapicero y diseñador de vidrieras emplomadas.

Diseñó las ventanas para el Templo Emanu-El y de la Catedral de Gracia, ambos en San Francisco. Más tarde se dedicó a pintar acuarelas.

Sus trabajos como tapicero se conservan en el M. H. de Young Memorial Museum y en el Aeropuerto Internacional de San Francisco.

En 1954, contrajo matrimonio con Beth Van Hoesen; ellos vivieron en San Francisco.[3]

Obras

Entre las mejores y más conocidas obras de Mark Adams se incluyen las siguientes:

  • Altar mayor

  • Vidriera del lateral

  • Vidrieras de la nave desde el altar

  • Aspecto exterior del edificio

Notas y referencias

  1. ↑ Puedes ver un retrato del artista en: flashpointmag.com. «1». Consultado el 26/7/2011.
  2. ↑ Jesse Hamlin. «Mark Adams -- S.F. artist known for tapestries», The San Francisco Chronicle, 28 de enero de 2006.
  3. ↑ Steve Steinberg (marzo 2006). The Noe Valley Voice (ed.): «Famed Artist Mark Adams Leaves Behind a Rich Tapestry of Color and Glass» (en inglés). Consultado el 26/7/2011.

Bibliografía

  • Lorna Price (ed) Mark Adams: a way with color, Chronicle Books, John Berggruen Gallery, 1996
  • Otto B. Rigan, Charles Frizzell, New glass, San Francisco Book Co., 1976, ISBN 978-0-913374-52-8

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