The article highlights the significant contribution of Pablo Picasso and Henri Sennelier to the development of oil pastels in 1949, emphasizing their impact on artistic practices. It traces the origins of oil pastels back to the 1925 introduction of Cray-Pas by the Japanese company, Sakura. The focus then shifts to George Condo, a contemporary artist utilizing oil pastels extensively in his upcoming exhibitions. Condo's approach with this medium allows for a dynamic and emotional representation, forging a unique connection with viewers through surreal and distorted imagery, showcasing his artistic evolution.
This use of oil pastels underlines Condo's intent to convey intense emotion and movement, enriching the psychological depth and complexity of the works.
Condo occupies a similar space in that he is one of the great painters of his time, an artist of immense influence and historical perspective.
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