Venus of the Sky by CORCORAN

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CORCORAN
Venus of the Sky, 2002
Mixed Media
6.25 x 4 in (15.88 x 10.16 cm)
Signature: on the back

The Venus of the Sky is a pencil drawing on paper with crayon & ink. Created in 2002 the year our son was born in Taos. The title is derived from Shakespeare; "When his love he doth espy, Let her shine as gloriously as Venus of the Sky" ~ A Midsummer Night's Dream, III,ii

Subject Matter: Figurative
Current Location: Corcoranartstudio
Collections: Figurative, the Taos Collection

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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.

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Longmont, CO

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