The intersection of art and identity is a complex and compelling phenomenon, uniquely revealed through an artist's work. By blending the artist's personal image with their creations—whether through direct representation or more subtle, abstract connections—a unique narrative emerges. This dynamic invites curiosity, encouraging viewers to explore more deeply and gain a fuller understanding of both the artist and their art.
Marcel Duchamp, French, conceptual artist, painter (1887- 1968) numbered print 24"x24"
William Pope L, American, performance artist, painter ( 1928- 2023) numbered print, 24"x18"
Cindy Sherman, American, photographer (1954- ) numbered print, 36"x36"
Robert Rauschenberg, American painter, conceptual artist, sculptor (1925-2008)
Damien Hirst, British, conceptual artist (1965- ) numbered print, 24"x24"
Francesco Clemente, Italian, painter/draftsman (1955- ) numbered print, 24"x24"
Jeam Michel Basquiet-American, painter/ draftsman (1960-1988) numbered print, 36"x36"
Tim Hawkinson, American, conceptual artist/painter/ sculptor (1960-) numbered print, 36"x36"
Gerhard Richter, German- painter/printmaker/multi-media (1932- ) numbered print, 36"x36"
Julian Schnabel, American, painter, film maker, (1951- ) numbered print,24"x24"
Yves Klein, French, performance artist/painter (1928-1962) numbered print
Joseph Beuys, German, theorist, performance artist (1921-1986) numbered printon canvas, 36"x36"
AR Penk, German, painter (1939-2017) numbered print
Alice Neel, American , painter-(1900-1984) numbered print
Francis Bacon, British, painter (1909-1992) numbered print, 36"x36"
Lucian Freud, British-painter (1922 –2011) numbered print, 36"x36"
Cy Twombley, American, painter/draftsman(1928-2011) numbered print
Pablo Picasso, Spanish, painter/draftsman/print maker/ceramacest (1881- 1973) numbered print
