Officer Doodit

Jim Nutt

Officer Doodit, 196862.5 x 53.5 x 3.5cmPrice on Request
Details
Material
acrylic on plexiglass, enamel on wood, brass  hardware
Description
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The artwork displays a vibrant and whimsical composition, featuring bold colors, playful shapes, and intricate patterns. The central figure appears to be a stylized, abstract representation of a face, with expressive features and a distinctive red line across the mouth. The background is composed of intersecting geometric shapes and lines, creating a dynamic and visually engaging space. The use of mixed media and a collage-like approach suggests an experimental and contemporary artistic style. The overall impression is one of playfulness, imagination, and a creative exploration of the human form and its symbolic representation. ...

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Snooper Trooper
Artist
Jim Nutt
1938 , American

Jim Nutt, alongside artists Jim Falconer, Art Green, Gladys Nilsson, Suellen Rocca, and Karl Wirsum, was part of the Hairy Who, an artist-led exhibition group, active from 1966 to 1969. Also affiliated with the Chicago Imagists movement, Nutt’s practice is strikingly graphic in the artist's exploration of drawing, printmaking, cartoons and pencil studies. Nutt's surrealist touch in his colourful and bold portraits is also present in his cartoon-like, graphic pieces. Nutt’s works are characterised by the combination of absurdist and comical scenes with delicate attention to the choices of colour, shape and perspective. Nutt’s background in architecture led him to develop an interest in exhibition-making and design, with his contribution being intrinsic to the Hairy Who’s six art-historically distinct and significant exhibitions. ...

Jim Nutt: Artworks
Snooper Trooper
Jim NuttSnooper Trooper, 1967Price on Request
Officer Doodit
Jim NuttOfficer Doodit, 1968Price on Request