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Watercolour on paper. Hand-signed by artist, Signed verso. // On softly mottled dark green ground, Party paints a melancholy young figure: golden curl halo, faceted cream skin, soulful pale-blue eyes, pursed pink lips, a white scarf scattered with small fir trees under a deep red sweater. The watercolour is built in flat decorative planes; the dark backdrop holds the figure like an altarpiece. Watercolour on paper, hand-signed verso. Party's intimate portraits are among the most desirable contemporary works on paper, distilling Baroque composure into a contemporary vocabulary. A confident, quiet acquisition.
Untitled (portrait), 2014
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Watercolour on paper. Hand-signed by artist, Signed verso. // On softly mottled dark green ground, Party paints a melancholy young figure: golden curl halo, faceted cream skin, soulful pale-blue eyes, pursed pink lips, a white scarf scattered with small fir trees under a deep red sweater. The watercolour is built in flat decorative planes; the dark backdrop holds the figure like an altarpiece. Watercolour on paper, hand-signed verso. Party's intimate portraits are among the most desirable contemporary works on paper, distilling Baroque composure into a contemporary vocabulary. A confident, quiet acquisition.
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