Description

This collection features four sets of paintings showcasing women in dresses displayed on a wooden stand. Influenced by Art Frahm, the Zaire School of Popular Painting, and Paul Hedley, these pieces masterfully employ light and shadow, incorporating emotive floral motifs and stencils, bringing depth to the artwork. Another set follows the American Scene Painting style, beautifully portraying ladies in various dresses from the 1940s-1950s, highlighting vibrant colorism, delicate floral depictions, and airbrushed details. The portraits capture the charm of Hollywood’s glamorous era with influences from the Black Arts Movement, featuring light-filled scenes, captivating illustrations, and soft, faded color palettes. Lastly, a unique multi-panel composition reminiscent of Art Frahm and Thomas Blackshear showcases the beauty of women in dresses, offering serene faces and candid shots, complemented by intricate floral motifs.

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