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Death of the Gorgon - New Contemporary Figure Painting

7/12/2017

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This piece is largely inspired by the bronze Perseus of Benvenuto Cellini. Like much of my work, instead of a literal translation of the myth, the piece is intended to act as a fragment of another, more ancient, more complicated piece - yet imbued with a contemporary expression and gesture. ​
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Death of the Gorgon, latex paint on canvas, 48 x 30", 2017
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Benvenuto Cellini's "Perseus with the head of Medusa", 1554
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