Kehinde Wiley – St. Francis of Adelaide, 2007 – Mixed Media
Cast marble dust and resin - Published by Cerealart Multiples, Philadelphia
St. Francis of Adelaide by Kehinde Wiley is a mixed media sculpture created in 2007, measuring 28.6 x 20.3 x 14 cm. Cast in marble dust and resin and published by Cerealart Multiples, Philadelphia, this work exemplifies Wiley's fusion of traditional European portraiture with contemporary African-American and global cultural influences. The sculpture depicts a muscular figure holding symbolic objects, blending classical pose and modern attire. Wiley’s attention to detail, paired with his exploration of cultural identity, challenges and redefines historical portraiture through a contemporary lens, inviting reflection on themes of representation and heritage.
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Kehinde Wiley (USA, 1977) is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his vibrant portraits of Black individuals. Blending classical European art styles with modern subjects, his work challenges traditional power dynamics in art. Wiley gained international acclaim for painting President Barack Obama’s official portrait in 2018.
Artwork Copyright © Kehinde Wiley

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Cast marble dust and resin - Published by Cerealart Multiples, Philadelphia
St. Francis of Adelaide by Kehinde Wiley is a mixed media sculpture created in 2007, measuring 28.6 x 20.3 x 14 cm. Cast in marble dust and resin and published by Cerealart Multiples, Philadelphia, this work exemplifies Wiley's fusion of traditional European portraiture with contemporary African-American and global cultural influences. The sculpture depicts a muscular figure holding symbolic objects, blending classical pose and modern attire. Wiley’s attention to detail, paired with his exploration of cultural identity, challenges and redefines historical portraiture through a contemporary lens, inviting reflection on themes of representation and heritage.
Artwork Copyright © Kehinde Wiley
Kehinde Wiley (USA, 1977) is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his vibrant portraits of Black individuals. Blending classical European art styles with modern subjects, his work challenges traditional power dynamics in art. Wiley gained international acclaim for painting President Barack Obama’s official portrait in 2018.
Artwork Copyright © Kehinde Wiley
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Kehinde Wiley – St. Francis of Adelaide, 2007 – Mixed Media

Kehinde Wiley

St. Francis of Adelaide, 2007

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Kehinde Wiley

Sophie Arnould Study II, 2016

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