Ed Paschke

Elcina, 1973152.4 x 96.5cmPrice on Request

Details

Material

oil on canvas

Description

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This bold and vibrant artwork features a striking portrait of a woman with an exaggerated, sculptural afro hairstyle. The vivid colors of yellow and orange dominate the composition, creating a dynamic and eye-catching contrast with the dark, intricate patterns adorning her clothing. The subject's wide, toothy grin and theatrical expression suggest an element of playfulness and celebration, evoking the energy and vibrancy of contemporary urban culture. The artist's distinctive style blends pop art sensibilities with a surreal, almost cartoonish aesthetic, reflecting the spirit of nonconformity and self-expression that often characterizes contemporary art. ...

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Artist

Ed Paschke

1939 , American

Drawing inspiration from Andy Warhol’s photo-portraitures, Ed Paschke, American artist of Polish descent, created colourful, psychedelic portraits. Associated with Chicago Imagists, an artist movement in the 1960s in Chicago, Paschke was fascinated by urban life and human individuality. Like many other Imagists, he was an avid collector, with found photograph media, such as adverts, newspapers or film posters, often being the inspiration behind his work. By using projections, he was able to create layered images, growing interested in televisual media and electronics. A predecessor of American Pop art, Paschke made art about the underside of American values, leaving a great impact on artists such as Jeff Koons. ...

Ed Paschke: Artworks

Ed PaschkeElcina, 1973Price on Request