Josep Tapiró i Baró — Statement Trio | Moorish Men | Orientalist Art Print

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Josep Tapiró i Baró — Statement Trio | Moorish Men | Orientalist Art PrintJosep Tapir i Bar (18361913) was a Spanish painter who settled in Tangier in the 1870s and devoted forty years to painting the people, architecture, and daily life of Morocco with an intimacy no passing visitor could have achieved. His Moorish portraits studies of individual men and women in their domestic and religious environments have a directness and psychological depth that sets them apart from the fantasy Orientalism of his Parisian

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deeply rhythmic style that was entirely his own

musical notations

His magazine work predated his shift to easel painting but shows the same commanding vision: minimal

medieval-inspired figures

generating an extraordinary body of calligraphic work in every script and style from the austere Seal Script of the Tang dynasty to the fluid running hand of the Edo period

Du Fu (712–770) is one of the most celebrated poets in the history of Chinese literature — paired with Li Bai as one of the two supreme poets of the Tang dynasty

and one of the finest expressions of the East Asian brush tradition

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who copied his prints

Franz Stamkart was a Dutch painter whose work in the Symbolist tradition engaged with themes of armour

He is to Japanese modern printmaking what Cézanne is to modern painting

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