George Condo. Reclining Woman in Field, 2008
Oil on canvas | 190,5 x 215,9 cm
Oil on canvas | 190,5 x 215,9 cm
George Condo
Reclining Woman in Field, 2008
Oil on canvas | 190,5 x 215,9 cm
Reclining Woman in Field, 2008
Oil on canvas | 190,5 x 215,9 cm
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Provenance
Artist's Studio
Luhring Augustine Gallery 2008
Gary Tatintsian Gallery
Exhibitions
George Condo. Artificial Realism. Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow: May - Aug 2008
Publications
Catalogue "George Condo: Artificial Realism", Gary Tatintsian Gallery, 2008, p. 19
Artist's Studio
Luhring Augustine Gallery 2008
Gary Tatintsian Gallery
Exhibitions
George Condo. Artificial Realism. Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow: May - Aug 2008
Publications
Catalogue "George Condo: Artificial Realism", Gary Tatintsian Gallery, 2008, p. 19
Provenance
Artist's Studio
Luhring Augustine Gallery 2008
Gary Tatintsian Gallery
Exhibitions
George Condo. Artificial Realism. Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow. May - Aug 2008
Publications
Catalogue "George Condo: Artificial Realism", Gary Tatintsian Gallery, 2008, p. 19
Artist's Studio
Luhring Augustine Gallery 2008
Gary Tatintsian Gallery
Exhibitions
George Condo. Artificial Realism. Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow. May - Aug 2008
Publications
Catalogue "George Condo: Artificial Realism", Gary Tatintsian Gallery, 2008, p. 19
'The future of painting is to be determined at the moment when the fuse of the present is ignited, a fuse lit many years before in some forgotten cave by primitive man as he etched out what came to be the future. That is and will always be how man perceives his own reality. Reality, which, since its initial definition as the world that exists external to us and independent of our perception, is now comprised of artificial components. Thus bringing the lexicon of art and reality together to create what I have arrived at and call Artificial Realism.'
– George Condo
– George Condo
'The future of painting is to be determined at the moment when the fuse of the present is ignited, a fuse lit many years before in some forgotten cave by primitive man as he etched out what came to be the future. That is and will always be how man perceives his own reality. Reality, which, since its initial definition as the world that exists external to us and independent of our perception, is now comprised of artificial components. Thus bringing the lexicon of art and reality together to create what I have arrived at and call Artificial Realism.'
– George Condo
– George Condo