Eric Fischl
Painter and sculptor, 'Bad Boy' artist
Born
March 9th, 1948
77 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American painter and sculptor emerged in the 1980s art scene, recognized for figurative painting reflecting suburban life and human experiences. Early works showcased a blend of expressiveness and psychological depth. Gained attention for the painting 'Bad Boy', which depicted themes of adolescence and sexuality. Fischl's style often incorporates elements of narrative, drawing from personal and societal observations. Later transitioned to sculpture, creating works that expand on similar themes. Continues to influence contemporary art with a focus on the human figure and emotional storytelling.
Created the painting 'Bad Boy'
Exhibited at the 1981 Venice Biennale
Published the book 'Notes on the State of Painting'
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