Man, Mannequin, ManureMan, Mannequin, Manure is an offset lithograph print made in conjunction with a larger installation project by James Dupree. The print presents three heads on totem poles representing different roles men carry in their lives. Dupree's practice explores materials such as glass, wood, painting, collage, and printmaking and often works to expand the definition of what an interdisciplinary artist can be. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records

es una idea sobre la introspección y el aislamiento del ser humano

Sometimes this is done using a diptych or triptych format

I told him they were marks and small linear forms jumping

She has influenced several generations of artists as a creator

which resemble thread or hair and come together and break apart

and Mexico appears only below California

Resolving these self-created problems/challenges will

The print Quest: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest illustrates a couple in a doorway of a structure that is either a house or a building

3 or 4 Shades of the Blues

My paintings are not simply a gesture

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have led me to explore topics that are painful