Chuck Close

Chuck Close (born in 1940) is an American photographer specializing in close-up portraits and self-portraits. Close is one of a very few contemporary realist or photorealists who focus on the face. In the middle of his career in 1988, Close paralyzed due to the thrombus of the spine. He was able to recover some of his ability to use weapons and return to the painting after developing a technology that allows him to work in a wheelchair. Closing always follows the same guidelines when planning to draw.

Chuck Cloth was born in Monroe, Washington. When Chuck was 11 years old, his father, Leslie Dawward Close, died. His mother's name is Mildred Wagner Close. When I was a child, it was difficult to raise my feet from the state of neuromuscular disease, I could not go to school in most of elementary school sixth graders because of a disease with nephritis. Even during school hours he failed because of dyslexia that was not diagnosed at that time. In an interview with Phong Bui 's Brooklyn Railroad, Close explains the early encounters at the Seattle Art Museum and Jackson Pollock' s paintings. Locke was painted with aluminum paint, tar, gravel, and all these things, but I was very angry and upset. I have followed that experience. "

Chuck Close, also known as Charles Thomas Close, was born in Monroe, Washington State in 1940. He is one of the most important artists in America. His huge portrait is the most famous picture. Chuck Close received his bachelor's degree from the University of Washington in Seattle. Then he went to Yale University. With the initial career of Close, he painted an abstract painting. He imitates other artists. Like works in his earlier work, you can see the influence of pop art clearly. However, these paintings did not bring him success. He uses various media such as woodcut prints, screen prints, spray guns, etching, oil and photos.

Self-portrait, which was produced by Chuck Close in 2007, intrigued the museum of Self Portrait created by Chuck Close in 2007. In this special picture Close is influenced by the print skill Nishikie of printing technology used in Japan. The Nishiki technique includes multicolored woodblock prints with specific sculptures thereon and is then arranged in a specific way to produce images. - The 32nd President of the United States of America and the Great Depression conquer Franklin Roosevelt said "self interest is the enemy of all true emotions" (Roosevelt). When people make decisions about the love and feelings of others, it is important not to think their feelings naturally only for their own personal interests and benefits.