Title: George the Human Fly Trap Panorama of Expression - Original Oil painting
Description: This striking portrait titled George the Human Fly Trap showcases a former professor with his mouth agape in an exaggerated expression. Part of the Panorama of Expression series, the painting highlights humor and vulnerability, capturing a fleeting, unconventional moment of self-presentation. George’s character emerges through the intimate details of his features, from the rough texture of stubble to the twinkle in his eye, framed by distinctive glasses.
The piece is one of 24 portraits in the original series, exhibited in 2011 at the FPAC Gallery in Boston, MA, under the show titled Here We Are Who Cares: A Panorama of Expression. The series explores the spectrum of human emotion and identity through vivid color palettes and captivating facial details.
Details:
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Medium: Oil on cradled birchwood panel
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Dimensions: 6 x 8 inches (1.5-inch depth)
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Completed: 2011
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Exhibited: Here We Are Who Cares: A Panorama of Expression, FPAC Gallery, Boston, MA
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Display: Ready to hang, no framing required
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