Audrey Flack artist biography | original signed artworks & limited edition prints for sale

Notable for her introduction of ‘photorealism’ within the realms of art, Audrey Flack is a painter and sculptor whose earliest works dealt with authentic, Rembrandt-inspired self-portraits – she then went on to depict various scenes reflecting real historical events, traced from photographs and often enhanced with everyday objects such as candles and clocks. Asides from her success in Photorealism, Flack has produced a number of sculptures and is self-taught in this particular field; her sculptures differ from her paintings in the sense that they portray themes of mythology and religion, usually depicting diverse and heroic women – Head of Medusa and Sofia are perhaps two of her most recognised sculptures of this kind. Of her many portrayals of history and mythology, Flack has stated ‘For me art is a con Less

Notable for her introduction of ‘photorealism’ within the realms of art, Audrey Flack is a painter and sculptor whose earliest works dealt with authentic, Rembrandt-inspired self-portraits – she then went on to depict various scenes reflecting real historical events, traced from photographs and often enhanced with everyday objects such as candles and clocks. Asides from her success in Photorealism, Flack has produced a number of sculptures and is self-taught in this particular field; her s More

United States, 1931 | female artist | Abstract expressionism | Pop art | Hyper-realism | Photorealism | Feminist art | Share on Facebook and Twitter | www.audreyflack.com