Rubell Family Collection | Contemporary Arts Foundation | Miami, FL - Iona Rozeal Brown

Iona Rozeal Brown
Washington D.C., 1966 | Lives and works in Washington D.C.


Iona Rozeal Brown, Sacrifice #2: it has to last (after Yoshitoshi's 'Drowsy: the appearance of a harlot of the Meiji era'), 2007, Enamel, acrylic and paper on wooden panel, 52 x 38 in. (132 x 96.5 cm), Rubell Family Collection, Miami
 
Iona Rozeal Brown, Untitled (after Kikugawa Eizan's 'Furyu nana komachi' [The Modern Seven Komashi]), 2007, Acrylic and paper on wooden panel, 12 x 14 5/8 in. (30.5 x 37.1 cm)