
Golden Bunny
1995
A luminous figure rendered in warm, honeyed tones emerges from a hazy, dreamlike atmosphere in Lisa Yuskavage's *Golden Bunny*. Executed in pastel on paper, the work showcases Yuskavage's signature blend of sensuality and vulnerability, with soft, blended strokes building a richly saturated yet delicate surface. The piece exemplifies her ongoing exploration of the female form through a lens that is simultaneously provocative, tender, and psychologically charged.
- Medium
- pastel on paper
- Dimensions
- Signed
- Yes
- Location
- Phillips, Salt Lake City, UT
- Spotted At
- Auction House · PhillipsView on map
Notes
Execution: Executed in 1995.
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March 12, 2024
Estimate: $20,000 to $30,000
Lot 124
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Cecily Brown
British · b. 1969

Cecily Brown similarly explores the female figure with charged sensuality and psychological intensity, using loose gestural mark making to create hazy dreamlike atmospheres that balance provocation with emotional vulnerability, closely mirroring Yuskavage's approach in Golden Bunny.

John Currin
American · b. 1962

Currin shares Yuskavage's provocative yet tender treatment of figurative subjects rendered in warm luminous tones, blending playful whimsy with psychological complexity in contemporary figurative works that similarly court discomfort and desire simultaneously.

Marlene Dumas
South African · b. 1953

Dumas works extensively in pastel and ink on paper to depict figures with a similarly vulnerable and psychologically loaded quality, building richly saturated yet delicate surfaces that evoke dreamlike atmospheres and probe the tension between innocence and eroticism.
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