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You are looking at the painting titled Interlude, by John Koch. Koch painted this large oil on canvas, which measures about 50 inches high by 39 inches wide, in 1963. This mid-century realist painting depicts a white artist and an African American female model in his immaculate New York City apartment, taking a break from their work. The model—in the immediate foreground of the painting—is posed nude, sitting with her back to us. A white woman in a red housecoat faces the model and serves her a cup of tea. In the background, Koch has painted himself in dim light relaxing on a loveseat with a drink in his hand as he examines his large canvas in progress. We see only the back of the canvas, which is resting on a large wooden easel.Your current search criteria is: Object is "Interlude".
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