Sandra Rauch, "SpaceWomen" after Petrus Christus, 2000
The artist Sandra Rauch series "SpaceWomen" is conceived from portraits of Renaissance women using a photomechanical style she created. The works are on canvas using painting, photography and printing techniques. Each is a little over 27 inches wide and 3 feet high.
another Rauch work after Petrus Christus
Sandra Rauch, "SpaceWomen" after Simonetta Vespucci by Piero di Cosimo
Sandra Rauch, "Space Women," from the "Portrait of a Young Woman" attributed to the Pollaiuolo brothers
( continued from an earlie post here)
all of these works by Rauch and others from the series are available at Auctionata here
Hello Gaye, Whenever I see this lofty and patronizing portrait, I think of Shelley's famous description of Ozymandias, "...whose frown/ And wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command/ Tell that its sculptor well those passions read/ Which yet survive..."
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Gaye these are truly stunning and I love the size she creates them in, very unique!
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Karena
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Amazing works. I feel invited into the image.
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Mary