Party Boy in a Box 14″h x 8.5″w x 7″d
The Circus
The Circus, originally inspired by Alexander Calder’s work of the same name, was first shown at The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art in 2011. The collection was further inspired by P.T. Barnum and the Golden Age of the Circus: a world filled with parades of elaborate floats, colorful gilded carts of wild beasts, extravagant big tent performances, and fascinating sideshows by unforgettable characters.
Joey Grimaldi with Dogs and Chickens
(the most famous clown of all time and friend of Charles Dickens).
Giant Baby
(Vantile Mack and his Mother)
Chang and Eng
Freda-Fred
Punch and Toby
Lulu
Escaping Mermaid
Jolly Irene’s Wedding
Circus Train
Elephant
Leopard and Rat
Giraffe
Mermaid with Mertwins
Bear
Achiornis huxley
Lion
The Little Engine That Could
Engine with Clown
Zebra
Crocodile
Red Uakari
Penguins
Tributes to Three Female Artists
María Izquíerdo, Olga Costa, and Frida Kahlo worked in Mexico during the 1930s and 1940s. They were very influential in the Mexican Modern Art movement. Their paintings and their lives have inspired Kathleen since she was a student in Mexico in the 1970s.
Para María Izquíerdo
La Frutería de Olga
La Cama de Frida
El Baño de Frida
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