Cecily Brown

The 5 Senses (black)

Cecily Brown’s new body of silkscreens are in dialogue with The Five Senses, a collaborative series of allegorical paintings made in the early 1600s by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens. Throughout her career, Brown has used the work of old masters as a jumping off point to explore contemporary ideas of …

The 5 Senses (red and black)

Cecily Brown’s new body of silkscreens are in dialogue with The Five Senses, a collaborative series of allegorical paintings made in the early 1600s by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens. Throughout her career, Brown has used the work of old masters as a jumping off point to explore contemporary ideas of …

The 5 Senses (red and white)

Cecily Brown’s new body of silkscreens are in dialogue with The Five Senses, a collaborative series of allegorical paintings made in the early 1600s by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens. Throughout her career, Brown has used the work of old masters as a jumping off point to explore contemporary ideas of …

The 5 Senses (red)

Cecily Brown’s new body of silkscreens are in dialogue with The Five Senses, a collaborative series of allegorical paintings made in the early 1600s by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens. Throughout her career, Brown has used the work of old masters as a jumping off point to explore contemporary ideas of …

The green of the larches

These are the hours

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