Still Life with Mask by CORCORAN

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CORCORAN
Still Life with Mask, 1987
pencil on paper
23.25 x 17.5 in (59.06 x 44.45 cm)
Framed: 30.5 x 24.5 x 1 in (77.47 x 62.23 x 2.54 cm)
Signature: Bottom right corner

This drawing is from my Intro to Drawing finals semester assignment in my freshman year at SCAD (1987). This was Professor Bruce Little's class; he set up the Still Life and we spent about a week drawing. I think I spent about 40 hours on this piece...I learned everything from him and this set up the foundation for my love of Art....and drawing.

Subject Matter: Still Life
Current Location: Corcoranartstudio
Collections: SCAD (1987-1991)

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The Art of CORCORAN is four decades in the making & creating of art. The CORCORAN Collection archive exhibits the artist's prolific output, the eclectic range of mediums, different styles & series throughout his lifetime. A restless, inquiring spirit and a spontaneous approach to working in the studio has produced an abundant array of work. The foundation of the work is concerned with the Human Condition & History of Art. The disposition of the artist is always asking questions, with a pragmatic philosophy on life; contemplating on the vast reality of our existence; the unknown, conversing with the past, & looking into the future, the Now is here. Art for Art's Sake has been the motto...The work speaks for itself.

CORCORAN

Longmont, CO

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