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The article discusses the challenges and successes of artists in creating realistic depictions of the human face in Western art. It explores the concept of the "uncanny valley," where the more realistic a human face becomes, the more difficult it is to make it lifelike. The article highlights the work of various artists, such as Scott Burdick, Mikel Donahue, and Aaron Hazel, who use different techniques to capture the emotion and individuality of their subjects. It also mentions Legacy Gallery, which celebrates the diverse interpretations of Western art, and features artists like Carrie Ballantyne, John Moyers, and Blair Buswell. The article concludes by mentioning artists Tim Gump and Susan Eyer-Anderson, who create Western portraits that evoke emotions and tell stories. [Extracted from the article] |
