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Nicole Eisenman

Nicole Eisenman (Born 1965) is active/lives in New York / France.  Nicole Eisenman is known for Portrait, narrative, social commentary.

A painter whose images are executed in realist style and then arranged in ways that whose effects could rightly be described as surrealistic, allegorical, satirical, and humorous, Nicole Eisenman is known for her huge, vividly colored canvases as well as collages, drawings, found-object assemblages, and murals.

One of her paintings, Progress: Real and Imagined, completed in 2006, measures 8 by 30 feet, and with a WPA-like title has so many vignettes of people and their lives that the effect is dizzying, 'Hogarthian' or as one critic wrote, "dyke punk". The latter description reflects a theme in her own life, which is lesbian motherhood, but not all of her motives carry personal messages nor it is necessary to understand each of them to appreciate her work.  She has repeatedly expressed suspicion of abstracton, and generally has shown little interest in non-objectivity.,

Eisenman is described as "the creator of drawings in multifarious pro   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1931 characters.]  Artist bio

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