Chuck Close | "Self-Portrait", 2000 | (for Parkett 60)
Known for his monumental portraits, this work is a digital ink print of a daguerreotype of the artist’s original self-portrait.
Read a Parkett Text on Chuck Close
Parkett Vol. 60
Quote from Parkett
“When I make someone flat I can remember that image. I have an almost photographic memory for flat things. Also, I’m really overwhelmed by the problem of the whole: By breaking it down into these little bite-size decisions, by not thinking about a face, just a chunk, I’m not worried about what it’s going to end up as.” Chuck Close in conversation with Elizabeth Peyton, Parkett No. 60, 2000
"Self-Portrait", 2000 (for Parkett 60)
Digital ink-jet print of a daguerreotype
original on Crane Muséo paper, printed by Adamson Editions, Washington D.C.,
Sheet size: 22 x 17” (56 x 43 cm),
Image size: 15 1/2 x 12” (39,5 x 30, 4 cm),
Ed. 70/XXX, signed, numbered, and dated below image.
Very limited availability
Known for his monumental portraits, this work is a digital ink print of a daguerreotype of the artist’s original self-portrait.
Read a Parkett Text on Chuck Close
Parkett Vol. 60
Quote from Parkett
“When I make someone flat I can remember that image. I have an almost photographic memory for flat things. Also, I’m really overwhelmed by the problem of the whole: By breaking it down into these little bite-size decisions, by not thinking about a face, just a chunk, I’m not worried about what it’s going to end up as.” Chuck Close in conversation with Elizabeth Peyton, Parkett No. 60, 2000
"Self-Portrait", 2000 (for Parkett 60)
Digital ink-jet print of a daguerreotype
original on Crane Muséo paper, printed by Adamson Editions, Washington D.C.,
Sheet size: 22 x 17” (56 x 43 cm),
Image size: 15 1/2 x 12” (39,5 x 30, 4 cm),
Ed. 70/XXX, signed, numbered, and dated below image.
Very limited availability
Known for his monumental portraits, this work is a digital ink print of a daguerreotype of the artist’s original self-portrait.
Read a Parkett Text on Chuck Close
Parkett Vol. 60
Quote from Parkett
“When I make someone flat I can remember that image. I have an almost photographic memory for flat things. Also, I’m really overwhelmed by the problem of the whole: By breaking it down into these little bite-size decisions, by not thinking about a face, just a chunk, I’m not worried about what it’s going to end up as.” Chuck Close in conversation with Elizabeth Peyton, Parkett No. 60, 2000
"Self-Portrait", 2000 (for Parkett 60)
Digital ink-jet print of a daguerreotype
original on Crane Muséo paper, printed by Adamson Editions, Washington D.C.,
Sheet size: 22 x 17” (56 x 43 cm),
Image size: 15 1/2 x 12” (39,5 x 30, 4 cm),
Ed. 70/XXX, signed, numbered, and dated below image.
Very limited availability
Artist Video
In this short video excerpt Chuck Close talks about some aspects of his art.
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