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Jene Highstein

Jene Highstein

American, 1942-2013

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Black Mound (Turtle) , 1976
Jene Highstein

Inverted Cone , 1998

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This painting includes a middle-aged Caucasian man, a young Caucasian boy, and a Caucasian woman—presumably a family of father, child and mother. The father and child meet the viewer’s gaze. The father is seated and extends his left hand around the waist of the standing boy, who rests his right hand on his father’s right hand. The boy’s left arm rests on a table, on which sits a large empty metal bowl and a dead silvery fish. Behind the table sits the mother, who is focused on an object in her hands. — Charles Webster Hawthorne

The Family , 1911

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