CHUCK CLOSE (B. 1940) , SelfPortrait Woodcut Christie's

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Chuck Close, S.P. I (Self Portrait), 1997 DAWSON COLE FINE ART

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Chuck Close Self-Portrait 2007 Not on view; Medium Screenprint Dimensions sheet: 74 1/2 x 57 3/4" (189.2 x 146.7 cm) Publisher Pace Editions, New York Printer Pace Editions, New York Edition 80 Credit Gift of the artist in honor of Deborah Wye Object number.

Chuck Close Pace Prints

Chuck Close has focused on large-scale heads for most of his long career as an artist, varying his materials, but not his efforts, to make a person's face into an overwhelming, impersonal presence. He has made portraits of friends, family members, and models for many years, but he has also created a number of self-portraits.

Selfportrait by Chuck Close, 1968. r/OldSchoolCool

Self-Portrait. Chuck Close's work is most often associated in the popular mind with his own likeness. Although it has been chosen by the artist largely for the sake of convenience, Close's self portraits provide an interesting arena for gauging the development of his thought and work over four decades.

Chuck Close, SelfPortrait Screenprint, 2012 Dawson Cole Fine Art

"The Lens and the Mirror, Part 2: Self-Portraits from the Collection, 1957-2000," August 3-November 29, 2009, no catalogue. Vincent Katz. "Chuck Close: Life and Work, 1988-1995. By John Guare.". Chuck Close: Self-Portraits 1967-2005. Ed. Siri Engberg Madeleine Grynsztejn. Exh. cat., Walker Art Center San Francisco Museum of Modern.

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Chuck Close's "Big Self-Portrait," painted in 1968, was the first of his colossal Photorealist portraits and remains one of his best known. Credit. Chuck Close, via Pace Gallery.

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When. Jul 24, 2005-Mar 25, 2006. Share. Celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters of our time, Chuck Close has remained a vital presence by focusing exclusively on portraiture, a genre often under-recognized in contemporary art. Since the 1960s, Close has used his inimitable style of realistic painting to portray a wide.

"SelfPortrait" By Chuck Close Each segment in the grid is painted with a specific set and

Title: Self-Portrait. Artist: Chuck Close (American, Monroe, Washington, 1940-2021 Oceanside, New York) Publisher: Chuck Close (American, Monroe, Washington, 1940-2021 Oceanside, New York) Printer: Crown Point Press. Date: 1977. Medium: Hard-ground etching and aquatint. Dimensions: image: 53 5/8 x 41 7/8 in. (136.2 x 106.4 cm.

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Big Self-Portrait, 1967-1968 acrylic on gessoed canvas 107.5 x 83.5 in. (273.1 x 212.1 cm)

Chuck Close (b. 1940) , SelfPortrait Christie's

Chuck Close's 2.7-metre-high Big Self-Portrait. Photograph: Chuck Close/Courtesy Pace Gallery. The 70s saw the artist embrace colour, alongside an enlargement of the individual squares of the.

Chuck Close, SelfPortrait, 2006 · SFMOMA

August 19, 2021. Chuck Close focused on large-scale heads for most of his long career as an artist, varying his materials, but not his efforts, to make a person's face into an overwhelming, impersonal presence. He made portraits of friends, family members, and models for many years, but he also created a number of self-portraits.

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Chuck Close · Self Portrait · 2010 · Private Collection Chuck Close Paintings, Chuck Close Art

Chuck Close Self-Portrait 1991. Like many Post-Minimalist artists, Close values handiwork; he has used obsessively time-consuming and labor-intensive techniques to make portraits in a variety of mediums. The meticulous photorealism with which Close began his career, demonstrated in his portrait paintings of the 1970s and 1980s, gave way in.

Chuck Close Pace Prints

See Additional Media. On April 17, 1970, American painter Charles "Chuck" Close (1940-2021) exhibits his breakthrough painting Big Self-Portrait (1967-1968) publicly for the first time. The huge self-portrait, a painted enlargement of a close-up photo of the artist's face, is part of an exhibition titled Three Young Americans that opens that day at the Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin.