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Robert Longo, Untitled (Tiger), 2012
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Robert Longo
Untitled (Tiger)

, 2012
Pigment Print
114.9 × 85.1 cm (45.2 × 33.5 in)
Edition of 25

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About Robert Longo

Robert Longo exploded onto the scene in the 1980s with his Men in the Cities series, charcoal drawings in which he depicts his well-dressed friends collapsing forward, contorted in raw emotion. Since then he has become renowned for his ability to depict profound psychological states in a photorealist style, creating works of dramatic tension, harnessed between visual exuberance and political disillusionment.   Robert Longo is also a… Read more

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