Yinka Shonibare used his characteristic mannequins to reproduce two subjects of this artist "without their heads.
Yinka Shonibare used his characteristic mannequins to reproduce two subjects of this artist "without their heads." He's not Gorky, but a woman in that painting by this artist was described as "part of the landscape" in a work of geography by Gillian Rose and has an unpainted area around the hands in her lap. Two men fight over a flask on the back of a cart on a country road in the first of two paintings by this artist titled The Harvest Wagon. In a (*) portrait by this artist, a dog looks up at a rifle held in the crook of the arm of a man who leans against the bench his wife sits on, to the left of pastoral green fields. A painting by this artist is displayed opposite Thomas Lawrence's Pinkie and depicts Jonathan Buttall in 17th-century royal dress. For 10 points, name this artist of Mr.Â and Mrs.Â Andrews and The Blue Boy.
Yinka Shonibare used his characteristic mannequins to reproduce two subjects of this artist "without their heads.
Thomas Gainsborough ("GAINS-bruh")