Apartment Therapy -
26 Sep 2018 15:30
Portraiture has always been big in interiors, probably because we're all vain enough to want to see our faces in paint and photographs--and to put them on display. But these works used to be pretty much confined to the walls. Or maybe you'd find a piece on an easel or tabletop. And most of this "mugging" was photorealistic, that is, until, people like Picasso came in and totally changed the game with abstract, cubist likenesses in the early to mid-20th century. Since then and especially as of la...
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