Thiebaud

Example:Thiebaud is often contrasted with abstract artists, like Rothko, who focus on color and form without any specific representation.

Definition:An artist who works in the medium of art that does not attempt to represent realities but instead uses colors, shapes, and forms in a way that stimulates the imagination or brings about some aesthetic quality regardless of the subject matter

Example:While Thiebaud is a realist painter, his take on realism is characterized by an almost exaggerated attention to detail and texture.

Definition:A painter who intentionally depicts subjects and objects in a highly detailed and accurate manner, without stylization or exaggeration

Example:Thiebaud’s style is the opposite of minimalist art, often employing a rich and detailed aesthetic in his paintings.

Definition:An aesthetic that removes all but the most necessary elements of a design, usually characterized by a simplicity and the avoidance of clutter and ornamentation