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Abstractism is generally understood as a style that simplifies details or objects that were formerly concrete or in a natural state. It depicts objects through shapes and colors in a non-representative form.

Please suggest sites here for individual artist's with the last name beginning with the letter T.

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• Taetzsch, Lynne

  http://www.artbylt.com/
  Includes original paintings and limited edition giclee prints on canvas as well as articles on understanding abstract art. Based in New York.

• Tahon, A Patrick

  http://p.tahon.free.fr/
  French painter presents works on canvas, white paper and packaging paper.

• Tarter, Diana

  http://dianatarter.com/
  Abstract and expressionist art based on the real: oils and acrylics by Venice CA artist.

• Taylor, Jo

  http://www.jotaylorart.com/
  Equestrian artist working in a variety of media on a large scale and with a deliberately abstract style.

• Taylor, Kristi

  http://kristitaylor.com/
  Abstract paintings from artist living and working in the Appalachian mountain region of Tennessee. Includes artist's statement and information on commissions and prints.

• Terzian, Missak

  http://www.missakterzian.com/
  An artist born in Beirut. Resume, exhibitions and gallery of paintings.

• Theis, Hermann

  http://www.hermann-theis.de/
  Delicately colored paintings and drawings. In English and German.

• Thorne, Joan

  http://www.joanthorne.com/
  Contemporary international artist based in New York painting metaphysical abstractions.

• Tolon, Paul

  http://tiptopwebsite.com/websites/index.php?username=paultolonart
  Portfolio of an artist working in a variety of abstract styles.

• Tsatsos, Gorge

  http://www.verinhaottoni.com/georgetsatsos/index.html
  Geometric forms, mosaics, spanners and acrobats around the painting with very colourful doodles.

 

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