Girl With Fuzzy Hair
Girl With Fuzzy Hair
Signed Print
Lucian Freud
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$8,500-$12,500 Value Indicator
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63 x 50cm, Edition of 46, Etching
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Girl With Fuzzy Hair is an etching by Lucian Freud, crafted in 2004. This expressive portrait captures a head bowed slightly forward, eyes downcast, with distinctive curly hair, exuding a sense of inward focus. Characteristic of Freud's introspective style, his work in etching exemplifies his ability to capture human emotion and form with an intimacy that verges on the forensic.
Lucian Freud’s Girl With Fuzzy Hair (2004) is a quietly arresting study in etching, marked by the artist’s characteristic focus on the human figure. The subject’s tightly curled hair is rendered in fine, deliberate lines, drawing attention to Freud’s close observation of form and surface. Part of a series of etchings made later in his career, the work reflects his continued interest in the unembellished human body and the psychological weight carried in physical presence.
Famed for his representations of the human form, Lucian Freud is one of the 20th Century's most celebrated artists. The grandson of psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud, the artist confronts the psychological depth and bare complexities of the human body. From his early works to his celebrated nudes and portraits, Freud's canvases resonate with an almost tactile intensity, capturing the essence of his subjects with unwavering honesty. Freud painted only himself, close friends, and family, which floods his work with an intimacy that is felt by the viewer. His pursuit of honesty through portraiture shaped the trajectory of figurative art in the 20th century.