MARILYN - 60”x60” Oil on Artists Wood Panel. by Max Moore
This is an original artwork. The handcrafted artist wood panel is 2 inches deep and works best without a frame.
60”x60” Oil on Artists Wood Panel. by Max Moore
Max Moore (b. 1981) is a Los Angeles-born artist whose work is deeply shaped by his upbringing around the sports and entertainment industry. Moving to New York in his early twenties, he immersed himself in film, refining his eye for composition and storytelling. His art is heavily influenced by the meticulous realism of the late Chuck Close and the expressive portraiture of Nelson Shanks, blending precise technique with a dynamic sense of character. Through his work, Moore explores the intersection of identity, celebrity, and the human experience, capturing his subjects with striking detail and emotional depth.
This is an original artwork. The handcrafted artist wood panel is 2 inches deep and works best without a frame.
60”x60” Oil on Artists Wood Panel. by Max Moore
Max Moore (b. 1981) is a Los Angeles-born artist whose work is deeply shaped by his upbringing around the sports and entertainment industry. Moving to New York in his early twenties, he immersed himself in film, refining his eye for composition and storytelling. His art is heavily influenced by the meticulous realism of the late Chuck Close and the expressive portraiture of Nelson Shanks, blending precise technique with a dynamic sense of character. Through his work, Moore explores the intersection of identity, celebrity, and the human experience, capturing his subjects with striking detail and emotional depth.
This is an original artwork. The handcrafted artist wood panel is 2 inches deep and works best without a frame.
60”x60” Oil on Artists Wood Panel. by Max Moore
Max Moore (b. 1981) is a Los Angeles-born artist whose work is deeply shaped by his upbringing around the sports and entertainment industry. Moving to New York in his early twenties, he immersed himself in film, refining his eye for composition and storytelling. His art is heavily influenced by the meticulous realism of the late Chuck Close and the expressive portraiture of Nelson Shanks, blending precise technique with a dynamic sense of character. Through his work, Moore explores the intersection of identity, celebrity, and the human experience, capturing his subjects with striking detail and emotional depth.