LADIES OF THE CANYON THIS WORK WAS FIRST EXHIBITED AT THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO IN 1973.
MARC RUBIN'S FIRST MAJOR WORK IN POINTILLISM.
AT 48X58 INCHES AND THREE AND A HALF YEARS OF WORK, THE PAINTING DREW GREAT ATTENTION. IT WAS ON EXHIBITION IN THE MUSEUM WHICH IS HOME TO GEORGES SEURAT'S "SUNDAY AFTERNOON ON THE ISLAND OF LA GRANDE JATTE". THAT PAINTING IS THE MOST FAMOUS POINTILLIST PIECE BY THE STYLE'S INVENTOR.
"LADIES OF THE CANYON" is a Surrealist depiction of a song by Joni Mitchell in the style of Pointillism. The three women in the song are part of the canyon's protective walls. The canyon was inspired by the mesa canyons of (the land of enchantment) New Mexico.
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