In Eric Fischl’s Paintings of Trump’s America, Daddy’s in Trouble
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Condition Report: Each sheet is loose; no visible condition issues.
Signature: One signed, dated, and inscribed in pencil along lower edge
Publisher: Published by The Whitney Museum of Art, New York
About Eric Fischl
Neo-expressionist painter Eric Fischl achieved recognition in the 1980s for his figurative paintings exploring suburban adolescent sexuality, as in Sleepwalker (1979), which depicts a boy hunched over in a plastic pool, masturbating. His work commonly exposes the dark, disturbing undercurrents of American life; his unconventional 9/11 memorial sculpture, Tumbling Woman (2001), was removed from public view amid controversy. Fischl is also the founder of the “America: Now and Here” project, a mobile museum and performance space that will tour the U.S. for two years.
American, b. 1948, New York, New York, based in Sag Harbor, New York
Exhibition Highlights
2017
Sag Harbor ,
2017
Istanbul,
2014
New York,
2014
Los Angeles,
Solo Shows
2014
Los Angeles,
Group Shows
2017
Sag Harbor ,
2017
Boston,
2017
Montreal ,
2017
Istanbul,
2017
New York,
2014
New York,
