Description
Postage Stamp Collage
This is the third of a series of canvases depicting Pop Art ladies with retro telephones calling famous artists. Some are humorous; some make a statement concerning the environment or cultural and diverse subjects.
American born Edward Hopper’s career began as an illustrator but developed as a painter were his impact was especially use of light. His works were varied but often scenes of his birth place, New York’s lesser known empty streets, cafe’s and bars at night illuminated with a strong light
Here the young lady enquires if her lover is reverting to his habit of drinking away from her as she once more seems to have been let down. The seed head of the flower losing its petals seems to symbolise the near end of the affair.
Material
- Canvas
Dimensions
90cm x 120cm x 1.5cmStyle
- Portraiture
Subject
- People
Framed
NoMore from Peter Mason
- “But René, it’s pouring down hats and ducks!”
- Peter Mason
- Collage
- But Pablo you said you were creating MY PORTRAIT!
- Peter Mason
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- ‘But Vincent you said ...’
- Peter Mason
- Collage

