An American pioneer of hyperrealist art, Carole Feuerman introduces us to her five-decade-long career. An exquisite interpreter of the female body, Feuerman evokes the candour of her childhood visits to Long Island and her fascination for water and swimming. Her swimmers, portrayed in a moment of rest that bestow unto them a sense of poetry and modern perfection, adopt aesthetical canons from the past and preserve the proportion of classical sculpture.
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