Jamie Wyeth
American, b. 1946
Andy Warhol, talking with Pat, 1976
Gouache and graphite on toned paperboard
10⅛ x 11¾ in. (25.7 x 29.8 cm.)
Private collection 📞
Yhe 1970s saw Jamie Wyeth working in New York in the epicenter of art, fashion, and high society. He was introduced to Andy Warhol by the photographer and socialite Peter Beard, and in 1976, Warhol and Wyeth painted each other's portraits. Over the next four years, Wyeth enjoyed two extended residencies at the Factory, participated in four exhibitions, and shared an exhibition catalogue with Andy Warhol. Jamie Wyeth's portraits of his Factory days are more loosely rendered and casual in mood. His sketches of Warhol on brown cardboard are freely handled and capture a casual snapshot aesthetic typical of the Factory, but unique in Wyeth's work
In Album: Jimmy's Timeline Photos
Dimension:
1024 x 866
File Size:
85.42 Kb
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