Thirty Pieces of Silver 2006
chrisofili
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pop art-esque
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stencil art
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popart
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negative space
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green and blue tone
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pop art
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teenage art
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spray can art
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differing style
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pop art-influence
"Thirty Pieces of Silver" is a 2006 painting by British artist Chris Ofili, known for his vibrant and often controversial work. This piece features a striking contrast of blue hues and white, with a central figure of a nude woman outlined in white against a dark blue background. The composition is dynamic and suggestive, possibly referencing the biblical story of Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. Ofili's use of bold colors and simplified forms contribute to the artwork's raw and expressive quality, characteristic of his signature style.
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