Existential Feeling Peter Passuntino 1960s Ink, Pen and Graphite Drawing rppc I wouldn't say the kaleidoscopic

I wouldn't say the kaleidoscopic effects are the most spectacular I've ever seen

or perhaps to stick like a post into a bowl full of pretty rocks and pebbles

Tuesday Aug

typically kept on the mantle and used for containing splints

with its dense pattern of cuts and wounds

Existential Feeling Peter Passuntino 1960s Ink, Pen and Graphite Drawing rppc I wouldn't say the kaleidoscopicA couple more works on paper today by Peter Passuntino (b. Chicago, 1936), dating to the 1960s this narrative, sort of stream of consciousness drawing, along with a painting on paper of a face or mask. I find his work consistently compelling, and affecting this drawing seeming to portray the central figure, likely a portrait of the artist himself, in a certain state of turmoil, with one figure kneeling in front of him, another seeming to gesture to