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January 15, 2012

"Statue," Monoprint Reminiscent of Jim Dine Drawings from the Glyptotech

Several months ago I visited the Morgan Library in New York City--one of my favorite stops in NYC--where I viewed the drawings of statues, broken fragments of statues, executed by Jim Dine in visits to the Glyptotech Museum in Munich.  I was so impressed by theStatue passion and power of these drawings that I decided to try one of my own.  Not a copy of any statue other than the statue in my mind, this is the result.

Statue,  Monotype, oil crayon on paper, 7 X 5"

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Posted at 09:28 PM in Abstract Paintings, Archaeological Paintings |

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