A photo-realist painter of large-scale still life, Charles Bell sought
with his painting to bring pictorial majesty and wonder to the
mundane. Much of his subject matter was vintage toys, gumball
machines, and
dolls and action figures, many of them arranged in classical
poses. He was based in New York City and born in Tulsa,
Oklahoma. He created work in a scale as much as ten times life
size with clear and vibrant colors.
Bell worked out of his New York (showing 500 of 1956 characters). |
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