Two Heads
Catalog no.
0119
Year
1972
Subject
Portrait
Media
Colour sketches /
Oil on board
Size (H x W)
16 x 20 inches
Availability
For sale, Priced
Price
£350
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Unfinished artwork.
This unfinished sketch of two children, Jessica and Dominic, is painted directly onto wood. Highly exploratory in use of texture, planes, and squares. The two children are captured, but neither of them appear very happy about it.
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