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Homage to William DeKooning. // I Still Get a Thrill When I See Bill 111 by Mel Ramos, created in 1979, is a limited edition lithograph that pays homage to the renowned abstract expressionist William De Kooning. This artwork combines figurative and abstract elements, depicting a woman’s face in a realistic style at the top, set against an abstract, gestural form that suggests her seated body. The dynamic black strokes and splatters evoke the energy and spontaneity characteristic of De Kooning’s work, while Ramos’s realistic portrait anchors the piece in contrast. This blend of abstraction and realism creates a unique visual dialogue, capturing a sense of admiration and reverence for De Kooning’s artistic influence.
I Still Get a Thrill When I See Bill 111, 1979
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Homage to William DeKooning. // I Still Get a Thrill When I See Bill 111 by Mel Ramos, created in 1979, is a limited edition lithograph that pays homage to the renowned abstract expressionist William De Kooning. This artwork combines figurative and abstract elements, depicting a woman’s face in a realistic style at the top, set against an abstract, gestural form that suggests her seated body. The dynamic black strokes and splatters evoke the energy and spontaneity characteristic of De Kooning’s work, while Ramos’s realistic portrait anchors the piece in contrast. This blend of abstraction and realism creates a unique visual dialogue, capturing a sense of admiration and reverence for De Kooning’s artistic influence.
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