twombly
/ˈtuːmbli/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of the American artist Robert Rauschenberg’s ‘comb paintings’, which incorporated found objects and discarded materials
“The museum showcased a Twombly-inspired exhibit featuring collage and assemblage art.”
2. noun
a style of art characterized by the use of found objects and discarded materials
“The artist’s use of found objects in her sculpture exemplified a Twombly aesthetic.”
3. proper noun
American abstract artist (1928-2006)
“The painting was signed ‘Cy Twombly’ and dated 1969.”