CONTEMPORARY FIGURATIVE PAINTINGS by
RICHARD BAXTER
This work deliberately pines for the optimism and simplicity of the 50's.
The attendant is lost in his desert reverie, and is beginning to float, perhaps
without even being aware of it. On a deeper level, it suggests that enlightenment
and peace is not restricted to monks and gurus but exists in the everyday world,
even petrol stations. Thanks to author Roff Smith for posing for this one.
Floating that long in one place can be quite difficult.
title
'The flight of the Amoco man'
catalogue #
unlisted
medium
oil on canvas
size
120x135cm
date
Nov. 2002
status
sold
CONTEMPORARY FIGURATIVE PAINTINGS
| CONTEMPORARY FIGURATIVE PAINTINGS by |
| RICHARD BAXTER |
| This work deliberately pines for the optimism and simplicity of the 50's. The attendant is lost in his desert reverie, and is beginning to float, perhaps without even being aware of it. On a deeper level, it suggests that enlightenment and peace is not restricted to monks and gurus but exists in the everyday world, even petrol stations. Thanks to author Roff Smith for posing for this one. Floating that long in one place can be quite difficult. |
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