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Illustration / Contemporary
Description
Medium: Chalk Pastel and Paper Collage
Category: Uncommissioned
Description: This series of drawings is about Rites of Passage and their relationship to narratives of survival and endurance. A rite of passage is a marker along the journey from childhood to adolescence through adulthood and beyond. The emphasis of this work is to examine the relevance of these transitional events in contemporary society.
Year Created
2020
Colors
BrownKhakiTan
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Lindsay Nichols
128 East 63rd Street, New York, NY, USA
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