Canvas Duck, 1971, By Travis Whitfield (b.1945) Twilight the finite and the infinite

the finite and the infinite

A captivating piece of hand-blown Murano glass

round seat recently reupholstered in a vibrant and durable performance fabric

the impressed mark on the base clearly reads "Royal Haeger" and the model number "4030

recalling celestial bodies or microscopic cellular structures

Canvas Duck, 1971, By Travis Whitfield (b.1945) Twilight the finite and the infinite37W x 27H x 2D Travis Whitfields work is rooted in a thoughtful reimagining of the still life tradition, where everyday objects are arranged to evoke psychological presence rather than narrative clarity. Working primarily in the late 20th century, Whitfield developed a visual language marked by restraint, balance, and a subtle sense of dislocation. His paintings often occupy interior spaces that feel both familiar and removed, encouraging prolonged