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The 12 pages that link to Figurative art, each with the reason it gives.

• Geometric abstractionCompared with: It retains identifiable subjects that geometric abstraction generally sets aside.

• AniconismCompared with: Its recognizable forms are precisely what stricter aniconic rules may exclude.

• Neo-expressionismNarrower topic: The return to recognizable bodies and objects distinguished much neo-expressionist painting from abstraction.

• Non-objective artCompared with: Recognizable figures make figurative art distinct from non-objective work.

• Lucian FreudNarrower topic: Freud remained committed to recognizable bodies rather than abstraction.

• Fernando BoteroNarrower topic: Botero transforms recognizable figures rather than abandoning representation.

• Jenny SavilleNarrower topic: Saville’s paintings retain recognizable bodies while distorting their proportions and presentation.

• Novecento ItalianoRelated: The movement favored recognizable forms over the abstraction pursued by some contemporaries.

• Anjolie Ela MenonNarrower topic: Menon’s paintings retain recognizable figures rather than turning fully toward abstraction.

• StuckismNarrower topic: Stuckism treats recognizable imagery as a central alternative to conceptual art.

• ToyismNarrower topic: Toyist works use recognizable imagery rather than abandoning depiction.

• Tyeb MehtaNarrower topic: His abstraction never fully abandoned the human body as its subject.