March 5, 2017 by katherinehilden
So elegant, witty, lively! The white lines are scratched into the black, revealing the white under-painting.
Additional texture comes from glued-on fabric, including burlap. The painting manages to have gravitas and levity at the same time.
Terry Fohrman, acrylic on canvas, 24” x 48”
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Portrait of the artist with art, Evanston Art Center benefit, 2010
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