The latest sculpture by Brooklyn artist James T. Williamson, titled “It’s Hard Work,” is a spoof on the traditional plaster presidential bust. What began in 2001 as a study to better understand Bush’s face, the all-to-familiar squinting visage comes in a military green, slate blue, red and tan. Williamson says, “I had been creating two dimensional Bush protraits and caricatures and was frustrated by his deceptively complex face.” more details including where to by one after the jump link
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