Geoffrey Beane 1971

Robert Heinecken's 1971 photomontage, "Geoffrey Beane," is a striking example of the artist's signature style of juxtaposing found imagery to create provocative and thought-provoking pieces. The work features a close-up portrait of a woman's face partially obscured by a superimposed image of a man's torso, positioned against a stark background. Heinecken's use of fragmented images challenges the viewer's perception of identity and reality, exploring themes of sexuality, power, and the influence of mass media.