Figures 1987 #11

J Fitzpatrick

1987 • United States • Acrylic on Paper

11 x 17 in

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J Fitzpatrick

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Medium : Acrylic on Paper
Other details : Artwork on synthetic panel. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 11x17in

About this artwork

I began painting the Figures in the late '60. I thought they would stop in a few weeks, months perhaps. I was wrong. For the effect these rorschach like renderings of the human form have upon people continues, eliciting the full range of emotions, we as individuals possess with respect to ourselves and others; allowing for each a personal intrepretation of these figures; be they seen in groups or singly, as friends or strangers. Evoking moods of… love or sadness, of communion or isolation. The interpretation and resultant experience as unique and different as the individuals viewing the work.

J Fitzpatrick

United States

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To say that I, J Fitzpatrick am a self-taught painter with formal training is to miss the point. Yes, I have had formal training. yes, I am by nature an auto didact but for me painting is more experiential than an, assertive initiated act. For me painting is intentionaly not doing or thinking anything. It is sitting waiting quietly for what I can best describe as a visit from something outside myself. It may be there right away or it might not come for days. And then suddenly it is there-- an image that had not been there moments before and I go with it.

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Figures 1987 #11

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