Edgar Jerins, born in Lincoln, Nebraska in 1958, and now (2003) living in New York City, draws unusually large charcoal and conte pencil works of tense domestic situations and troubled people. Up to eight and one-half feet wide, these drawings explore the psyches of troubled young men, often juxtaposed with an older, parental generation helpless to ease their pain and uncertainty.
At age eighteen, Jerins attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, on a scholars (showing 500 of 3458 characters). |
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