In and around Times Square
During this era Pachter completed a considerable amount of drawings - however many of these were independent of the series or motifs he is renowned for
in this work a dynamic figure seems to rise or hover above a rippling form interpreted as an ocean wave
Is Etrog personifying the sea (the French word for "la mer") or making a reference to a universal mother - as "la mere" is also French for "mother"
During this early chapter of his career Koons was continuing a tradition of exploring/presenting/elevating mass-produced items similar to Marcel Duchamp
CHARLES PACHTER "DECISIONS DECISIONS" , 2012 Jack Bush art Caviar20 In and around Times SquareEvery artist has their muse. Queen Elizabeth is an icon muse that Charles Pachter has repeatedly visited over the course of his career. In "Decisions, Decisions", Pachter playfully presents the Queen in a moment of contemplation, pondering which hat, or rather, which role to assume. This moment illuminates the cheeky earnestness that runs throughout much of Pachter's portrait work; a perfect combination of reverence and humour. While Pachters work