Search results
Nurse Kathy, 2006-08 Ink jet and acrylic on canvas 84 x 54 inches 213.4 x 137.2 cm
- Tiffany
Town Without Pity, 2007 Ink jet and acrylic on canvas 65 1/2...
- After Dark
Untitled (Hong Kong After Dark #2), 2009 Ink jet and acrylic...
- Groucho
New Paintings; Canal Zone; Check Paintings; Eden Rock; After...
- New Paintings
New Paintings; Go Back
- Eden Rock
Eden Rock, 2006 Acrylic on canvas 24 x 30 inches 61 x 76.2...
- T-Shirts
New Paintings; Canal Zone; Check Paintings; Eden Rock; After...
- White Paintings
Unaware of Being Despair, 1994 Acrylic and silkscreen on...
- Monochromatic Jokes
How To Tell, 1989 Acrylic and silkscreen on canvas 56 x 96...
- Richard Prince: Nurse Paintings
Richard Prince: Nurse Paintings. September 20- October 25,...
- Tiffany
Drenched in the misty stream of ruby and amethyst brushstrokes, Camp Nurse is a striking example of Richard Prince’s celebrated series of Nurse paintings inspired by covers of vintage nurse-romance novellas.
Richard Prince: Nurse Paintings. September 20- October 25, 2003. Published by Barbara Gladstone Gallery, New York. With an essay by Matthew Collings. Cover: Nurse of Greenmeadow, 2002. Inkjet print and acrylic on canvas. 78 x 58 inches. 198 x 147 cm.
Discover and collect art from Richard Prince’s iconic Nurses series and more.
Painted in 2006, Richard Prince’s Runaway Nurse is a steamy, lurid work, a flagrantly erotic example of the Nurse paintings that remain the iconic series in the artist’s oeuvre.
Set awash in steamy hues of flushed pink and smoky amethyst, the provocative and alluring Nurse Elsa is one of Richard Prince’s most sensual paintings, a beguiling, seductive work. Created in 2002, Nurse Elsa belongs to his highly celebrated series of Nurse paintings, and was featured in the now-legendary, 2003 exhibit at Barbara Gladstone ...
Oct 25, 2003 · Richard Prince: Nurse Paintings September 20 – October 25, 2003. Barbara Gladstone Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of new paintings by Richard Prince. Never before seen in the U.S., Prince’s “Nurse” paintings reflect his distinctive approach to popular culture.