Ray Morrison - The Importance of Being Free
Private collection
Mixed media on paper

Collection Tracce di Mondi

Ray Morrison - The Importance of Being Free

Mixed media on paper · 30 × 42 cm

Raimondo Rossi, known as Ray Morrison, an eclectic figure in fashion and photography, portrayed bare-chested beneath the brim of his hat, his gaze searching the viewer. On his arm, the male and female symbols merge into…

Technique
Mixed media on paper
Dimensions
30 × 42 cm
Year
2020
Edition
Unique piece
Support
Paper
Frame
Black with white mat, included

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Work in progress

From the first stroke to shipping

Ray's portrait begins in pencil, then the tattoo, the sepia tones and the orange background. The detail of the face and, finally, the framed work ready to ship.

The artist's hand drawing Ray Morrison's portrait in pencil, with coloured pencils beside the sheet
Face and hat already defined, the tattooed arm still outlined in red
The folded arms and the tattoo of two intertwined symbols, now drawn in
The portrait almost complete in sepia tones, before the orange background
The finished and signed work, with its orange background
Detail of the face: the gaze beneath the brim of the hat, and the beard
The work in its black frame with white mat, seen from the front
The work in its black frame with white mat, seen from the side
The framed work in its padded box, ready to ship
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