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Clayton Bailey (American) - Shark Head (with human finger in mouth) (ceramic, 1988)
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Clayton Bailey (American) - Shark Head (with human finger in mouth) (ceramic, 1988)
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Peter Saul (b. 1934) "Double De Kooning Duck", 1979 Acrylic on canvas 56.2 x 78.7 in.
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Self portrait ceramic work by “Father of Funk art” Robert Arneson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Arneson , from the “Funk You Too!” show at the Museum of Art and Design  https://madmuseum.org , Columbus Circle, Upper West Side, New York City.
Attribution: Roy De Forest (USA, 1930-2007). First image is Watching for the outriders, 1976-77, acrylic polymer on canvas, 60 x 68 inches. De Forest, who grew up on a farm, was known for portrayals of animals including dogs and cats in a school or stuff that became known as nut art or funk art.