Robert Deyber Artist Signed Limited Edition Lithograph:"Blow Up Doll IV"
Artist: Robert Deyber
Title: Blow Up Doll IV
Size: 9.75" x 6.25"
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited Edition | COA included
Medium: Lithograph on Paper
From the Artist: "My ongoing body of work involves the visual interpretation of cliches, euphemisms and idioms. There has been a fascination for me going back years involving various formations within the English language. There are so many peculiar and quirky phrases which have been calling out to be put into visual form. In many cases I can be motivated by a single word. In creating these works the challenge is to take whimsical imagery and attempt to render it in a contemplative and elegant manner without being obtuse. My goal is also to take something common and elevate it to the uncommon and create theater, an unfamiliar and unexplored scene. Each phrase depicted is singularly allegorical and embraces the intrinsic beauty and waggish imaginings found within the various forms of language we all use on a daily basis." -Robert Deyber
Title: Blow Up Doll IV
Size: 9.75" x 6.25"
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited Edition | COA included
Medium: Lithograph on Paper
From the Artist: "My ongoing body of work involves the visual interpretation of cliches, euphemisms and idioms. There has been a fascination for me going back years involving various formations within the English language. There are so many peculiar and quirky phrases which have been calling out to be put into visual form. In many cases I can be motivated by a single word. In creating these works the challenge is to take whimsical imagery and attempt to render it in a contemplative and elegant manner without being obtuse. My goal is also to take something common and elevate it to the uncommon and create theater, an unfamiliar and unexplored scene. Each phrase depicted is singularly allegorical and embraces the intrinsic beauty and waggish imaginings found within the various forms of language we all use on a daily basis." -Robert Deyber
