No More GamesBenny Andrews · 1970
Surrealism
1970
512.0 x 256.0 cm
Benny Andrews (1930 – 2006)
Explore the powerful expressionistic art of Benny Andrews – known for poignant depictions of suffering, injustice & the African American experience. Discover his unique style & impactful works.
About this artwork
- Title: No More Games
- Artist: Benny Andrews
- Year: 1970
- Original dimensions: 512.0 x 256.0 cm
- Format: Square
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Movement: Surrealism
- Corpus context: social critique, realism
- Keywords: impasto texture art, social commentary art, 1970s oil painting
- Color hue: Golden Yellow Range
Questions & Answers
What size is "No More Games" by Benny Andrews in real life?
The recorded dimensions of "No More Games" by Benny Andrews are 512 x 256 cm. Reproductions can be ordered in other sizes while keeping the same proportions.
How old was Benny Andrews when creating "No More Games" in 1970?
Benny Andrews was 40 years old when creating "No More Games" in 1970. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1930.
What is the creation date of "No More Games" by Benny Andrews?
"No More Games" dates from 1970. The date places the work within Benny Andrews's career and its era.
What orientation does "No More Games" by Benny Andrews have?
"No More Games" by Benny Andrews is a square composition. The proportions are worth checking before choosing a print size.
Who is the artist behind "No More Games"?
The artist behind "No More Games" is Benny Andrews. The work is catalogued under Benny Andrews's name.
Which period of Benny Andrews's career does "No More Games" belong to?
Within Benny Andrews's career, "No More Games" falls in the Mature Period. The phase helps compare it with the artist's other works.
Where does "No More Games" stand among Benny Andrews's recurring subjects?
Among Benny Andrews's recorded themes - surrealism, realism, social critique, american symbolism, themes of suffering, social justice focus, complex symbolism, race relations - "No More Games" brings its own focus on american symbolism, social commentary, historical figures, rose imagery, flag motif, snake symbolism, melancholy mood.