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by Ritchard Rodriguez
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Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
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'Fear of Idleness' is the centerpiece of a brand new series of self same title, all five are oil on linen, 22x18. The painting was decided to be a... more
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'Fear of Idleness' is the centerpiece of a brand new series of self same title, all five are oil on linen, 22"x18". The painting was decided to be a granite blue grey entity or suggested abstract sculpture, vertically centered on the canvas, surrounded by white bleeding off on both sides.
Singer/songwriter John Cale in 1974 sang, Fear's a Man's Best Friend, and in 1990 inspired me to tackle five small paintings bearing "Fear" in their titles. These were the 1st of many more batches painted since, all in collections in Monaco, Paris, California, NYC, etc. For the 1st time, this batch of five encounter my fears. Idleness remains its theme due to my enduring an art studio hunt in my new home, Miami FL, since 2020.
Ritchard Rodriguez was born and raised in New York City, studied art at NY’s School of Visual Arts under mentors Gilbert L. Stone and Jonathan Borofsky, migrated once west to Aspen Colorado for two years where he was invited to exhibit for the very first time (at its Jerome Gallery), then east to Berlin, Hamburg and Paris for a duration of eight years. There he was represented by art dealers Michel Ozenne in Paris and Jan de Maere in Brussels who, aside from granting him a solo show in Paris’ first arrondissement, would also include him in the FIAC at the Grand Palais and the Auction House Elkaim, L’Isle-Adam. “I was a realist for a good fifteen years, trained in the ways of the old masters by the late Gilbert Stone, primarily...
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