Booth Group 1983

"Booth Group" is a photorealistic painting created in 1983 by Ralph Goings, known for his hyperrealistic depictions of everyday life. The painting depicts a group of three people seated in a booth at a diner, their faces obscured by shadows. This highly detailed piece captures the mundane moments of life, showcasing Goings's meticulous approach to portraying light, shadow, and texture. The painting's realism captures the ordinary with an almost surreal quality, emphasizing the banality of everyday life. This work exemplifies Goings's signature style, which has earned him recognition for his ability to elevate the mundane to a level of artistic significance.