Approximate dimensions: 18"W, 20.5"H

French artist b. 1947, spent much of his childhood in foster homes and orphanages, which deeply influenced his artistic trajectory. He later moved to New York City in 1976.

 Well known for his compassionate, raw, and evocative portrayals of vulnerable or marginalized populations, particularly  homeless communities.

His style is characterized by heavily layered, distressed surfaces, utilizing monochromatic or muted tones, intense textures, and a scratched-away appearance.

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