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Original painting by Burton Gray
LILY
Inspired by Diego Rivera's 1941 masterpiece, "The Flower Vendor."
Thought I'd breath new life into a classic composition. Rather than depicting a poor young girl struggling to hold onto her lively hood (flowers she hopes to sell); I depict a woman struggling to hold onto her youth, and her beauty. A bit more metaphorical but structurally our two pieces are the same composition; but by modifying proportions and changing a few tiny details image becomes a familiar yet still very unique visual experience. It is my Mother's favorite painting of mine and one of my favorite pieces to hang in my own space. I look at image as a reminder to embrace the good times in life because it's all held together precariously by perception, time, and chance.
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MEDIUM RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE ARTIST
Stretched canvas is perfect pick. Frame is unnecessary but a nice touch (black or natural wood frame works best). Will look great in pretty much any situation.
Acrylic: Adds a touch of Class, but not necessary
Framed Fine Art Prints: I prefer canvas for this one, but framed prints, with or without mat, look just as good.
I don't like metal prints for this one so I didn't list as an option. If you really want it on metal email me and I will make available for a limited time.
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