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Winner of the Country Life competition for best home bottler in 2020
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I suppose you're on of those Paparazzi
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self-portrait after Mantegna 2022
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| panty-stealers after Diana and Actaeon, 2019 |
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self-portrait 2014
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Rather than assimilating into the art world and making her figures inhabit an urban environment, Morgan depicts social types long mocked by the mainstream media. Morgan’s hillbilly characters are the not-so-distant cousins of the poor citizens of Dogpatch, the fictional village found in the long running syndicated comic strip Lil Abner, and the less fortunate friends of the Clampett family, the central characters on the popular TV comedy The Beverly Hillbillies. The primary difference is that Morgan’s figures are more unselfconscious, rotund, raunchy, uncouth, loony, and scandalous than their mainstream counterparts. A dark satirical streak runs through her work.
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Amabie 2021
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be good girl me 2021
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| Big girl Texas |
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| juxtapoz rebecca morgan 007 |
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Mountain Love 2014
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| no bra self-portrait 2022 |
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| reclining maid, 2016 |
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Roman Charity 2019 see original here
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| self-portrait after Mantegna 2021 |
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| self-portrait à la Ecstasy of St Teresa, with face unwashed, smoking and eating Oreos in bed 2019 | | | | |
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| spring chickens all eggs in one basket 2020 |
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Sweet Texas Girl
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| three-color primary 2020 |
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untitled 2019
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Woods Walker 2014
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you can have it all!
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1 Comments:
I love the curvaceous forms of her drawings and the comedy of her paintings
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