

(I included the second shot because it shows off the little pooch she is holding better. After all that work, they should have taken a better picture!)
I suppose who ever gave her this should get some bonus points for thinking outside the bun, but are they out of their frickin' gourd?
I suppose that produce portraits have a long tradition, but this one seems to draw at least as much from De Kooning's portraits of women for inspiration. See for yourself.
(I mean, jicama boobs?------really!)

I'm just too easy gift-wise; take me out to dinner, or buy me a hat. In a pinch jewelry will do!
(These two portraits are by Arcimboldo who traveled around Europe painting during the late 1500's.)
3 comments:
Truly a horrifying gift - I'd rather get a toaster!
Those Arcimboldo are pretty astonishing, unlike jicama women. Why choose some ugly root for that particular part of the body when so many melon varieties are ready and waiting?
I suspect also that painting the produce portraits rather than photographing them helps a lot.
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