'Tears in Heaven' Artwork

Inspired by the Photograph 'Tears' (Larmes) by Surrealist Artist and Photographer Man Ray (1890-1976) Like the emotive expression of a silent screen star in a film still, the woman's plaintive upward glance and mascara-encrusted lashes seem intended to invoke wonder at the cause of her distress. The face, however, belongs not to a real woman but to a fashion mannequin who cries tears of glistening, round glass beads; the effect is to aestheticize the sentiment her tears would normally express. Man Ray made this photograph in Paris around the time of his breakup with his lover Lee Miller, and the woman's false tears may relate to that event in the artist's life. (J Paul Getty Museum) Surreal Pop stylised portrait - Made from thousands of hand-painted circular spots. Only perfect symmetrical circles have been used to create the spot paint effects arranged in such a way to create the illusion of irregular shapes and three dimensions. • Type: Fine-Art Print • Medium: Giclée • Materials: 100% Cotton Hahnemuhle Photorag • 30 inch Square Edition • Image at approx. 85% paper size • This artwork is sold unframed • Signed, accredited and numbered by the artist • Artwork includes signed Certificate of Authenticity This work will be shipped rolled in a secure tube www.C-ZAR.com

Digital:Digital on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:30 W x 30 H x 0.1 D in

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