John Currin: The Dreamers
The Dreamers is from a series of black-and-white prints by John Currin produced in collaboration with Kido Press. Currin combines the beautiful and grotesque in his caricatures of lusty, doe-eyed female figures often portrayed with exaggerated proportions that both enchant and repel. Drawing on a broad range of cultural influences from Renaissance oil paintings to 1950s womenās magazine ads, his work is notable for its mix of technical virtuosity with mash-ups of high and low culture.
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John Currin: The Dreamers
John Currin: The Dreamers
The Dreamers is from a series of black-and-white prints by John Currin produced in collaboration with Kido Press. Currin combines the beautiful and grotesque in his caricatures of lusty, doe-eyed female figures often portrayed with exaggerated proportions that both enchant and repel. Drawing on a broad range of cultural influences from Renaissance oil paintings to 1950s womenās magazine ads, his work is notable for its mix of technical virtuosity with mash-ups of high and low culture.
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The Dreamers is from a series of black-and-white prints by John Currin produced in collaboration with Kido Press. Currin combines the beautiful and grotesque in his caricatures of lusty, doe-eyed female figures often portrayed with exaggerated proportions that both enchant and repel. Drawing on a broad range of cultural influences from Renaissance oil paintings to 1950s womenās magazine ads, his work is notable for its mix of technical virtuosity with mash-ups of high and low culture.
