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Objects in Painting May Be Smaller Than They Appear

Objects in Painting May Be Smaller Than They Appear by Amy Crook

Objects in Painting May Be Smaller Than They Appear by Amy Crook

I painted this with a model a few years back, and I’ve always really loved the way it came out, the soothing blues and brush strokes combined with the pensive expression on the model. I went through a period of rebellion against the Renaissance tendency to paint nude men as though it was a very cold day indeed, and in this case ended up giving the model a bit of a boost (though it was a warm room) and that’s where the painting’s title comes from.

This painting is unframed but ready to hang as is.

Objects in Painting May Be Smaller Than They Appear, 24″x36″ oil on canvas, $1299 with free shipping.

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  1. [...] had a few models in my time, and this particular model also posed for Objects in Painting. Z posed for me sitting backwards on the chair, which left his lower body mostly in shadow. I used [...]

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