One depiction of this type of figure depicts the figure sitting in a graveyard and is part of the artist's series of "Joiners."
One depiction of this type of figure depicts the figure sitting in a graveyard and is part of the artist's series of "Joiners." Along with that work by David Hockney, another depiction of one of these figures has that figure with rounded features, mitt-like hands and was based on a photo taken three years before the Armenian Genocide. That work is by Arshile Gorky. Albrecht Durer depicted this figure gaunt and (*) wrinkled "at the age of 63." The most famous depiction of one of these figures was followed by a sequel featuring Thomas Carlyle sitting in an identical pose, has a grey curtain on the left side of the canvas and a black dress-wearing central figure. For 10 points, name this figure most famously depicted by James Whistler in his Arrangement in Grey and Black.
One depiction of this type of figure depicts the figure sitting in a graveyard and is part of the artist's series of "Joiners."
mother (accept the artist's mother; accept paintings by people of their mother; accept equivalents for mother like mom or mum or the person who birthed the artist; accept portrait of the artist's mother; prompt on "parent")