Richard Estes
Richard Estes can be classified as a photorealist painter. He paints a lot of New York City scenes and reflections of city life, although he avoids famous landmarks.
Extremely meticulous depiction of detail, high finish, and sharp focus. He paints intricate reflections of glass and mirror surfaces that look like high-definition photographs. He doesn't include certain details like snow or dirt because he feels they will detract from the scene.
compared to Chuck Close and Dwayne Hanson.
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- Chicago Imagists
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- Cy Twombly
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- politics
- pop culture influence
- portraits
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- race
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- Richard Estes
- romanticism
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- sculptural
- self-made object as source material
- self-obliteration
- sexuality
- Shahzia Sikander
- shockingly bad
- skepticism
- Southern California
- still life
- sugar
- surrealism
- symbolism
- Tal R.
- technical precision
- Telestrations
- theatricality
- Tomory Dodge
- transcendence
- unusual paint application
- uses unusual materials
- visual music
- watercolor
- wet on wet
- Wilhelm Sasnal
- Will Cotton
- works quickly
- Yayoi Kusama
- Yoshitomo Nara
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- Pat Steir
- Jumaldi Alfi
- Allison Miller
- Shahzia Sikander
- Jim Nutt
- Cy Twombly
- Tomory Dodge
- Rosy Keyser
- Amy Cutler
- Richard Estes
- Hung Liu
- Nigel Cooke
- Lorraine Shemesh
- Mark Tansey
- Neo Rauch
- Tal R.
- Yoshitomo Nara
- Janaina Tschape
- Inka Essenhigh
- Lisa Yuskavage
- John Currin
- Will Cotton
- Cecily Brown
- Pia Fries
- Lesley Vance
- Amy Sillman
- Dana Schutz
- Albert Oehlen
- Julie Mehretu
- Bernard Frize
- Karin Davie
- Marlene Dumas
- Damien Hirst
- Fabian Marcaccio
- Gregory Amenoff
- Merlin Carpenter
- Jane Callister
- Fred Tomaselli
- Francis Alys
- Ellen Gallagher
- Yayoi Kusama
- Anselm Kiefer
- Wilhelm Sasnal
- Luc Tuymans
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