BRIAN JONES "LOOKING THROUGH" PENCIL ON PAPER, 1972 Jenny Holzer Truisms poster yet his work is always

yet his work is always identifiable for a certain optimism and a je ne sais quoi

This idealized Aryan boy raises a large glass of milk to his lips

"Arrows on the Ground" is an excellent output from the artist's "Manscapes" series that took place from 1993-2003

Provenance: From the Collection of Hugh and Suzanne Johnston

Etching and drypoint

BRIAN JONES "LOOKING THROUGH" PENCIL ON PAPER, 1972 Jenny Holzer Truisms poster yet his work is alwaysBrian Jones (1950 2008) is a renowned Canadian artist acclaimed for his exuberant figurative paintings, drawings, and prints. Over the course of his career, Jones depicted evocative scenes of North American suburban life. Jones dedicated his precise representations on scenes from every life, accentuating what is usually perceived as mundane. While Jones is celebrated for his photorealistic renderings, he is equally revered for his eccentric and