"FART" -FEMALE NUDE -In the style of Picasso - Ink, Marker, Watercolor on Vellum
"FART" -FEMALE NUDE -In the style of Picasso - Ink, Marker, Watercolor on Vellum 11x14" is a captivating piece that transports viewers back to the vibrant art scene of 1970s Manhattan. This reclining, voluptuous female figure, adorned with bright red hair and bold blue eye shadow, exudes a playful and unapologetic energy. The circular graphic wall behind her, emblazoned with the word "FART" in a speech bubble, adds a quirky and subversive touch to the cubist-influenced composition. This work, part of a trove of forgotten treasures from a retired New York City gallery, offers a glimpse into the bold and unconventional artistic expressions that once graced the walls of the city's most prestigious spaces.
"FART" -FEMALE NUDE -In the style of Picasso - Ink, Marker, Watercolor on Vellum 11x14" is a captivating piece that transports viewers back to the vibrant art scene of 1970s Manhattan. This reclining, voluptuous female figure, adorned with bright red hair and bold blue eye shadow, exudes a playful and unapologetic energy. The circular graphic wall behind her, emblazoned with the word "FART" in a speech bubble, adds a quirky and subversive touch to the cubist-influenced composition. This work, part of a trove of forgotten treasures from a retired New York City gallery, offers a glimpse into the bold and unconventional artistic expressions that once graced the walls of the city's most prestigious spaces.
"FART" -FEMALE NUDE -In the style of Picasso - Ink, Marker, Watercolor on Vellum 11x14" is a captivating piece that transports viewers back to the vibrant art scene of 1970s Manhattan. This reclining, voluptuous female figure, adorned with bright red hair and bold blue eye shadow, exudes a playful and unapologetic energy. The circular graphic wall behind her, emblazoned with the word "FART" in a speech bubble, adds a quirky and subversive touch to the cubist-influenced composition. This work, part of a trove of forgotten treasures from a retired New York City gallery, offers a glimpse into the bold and unconventional artistic expressions that once graced the walls of the city's most prestigious spaces.
