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CONNOR BROS- Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things FULL

The Connor Brothers (AKA Mike Snelle and James Golding, British, b. 1968)

Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things

Oil on canvas

72.8 x 45.3 inches (185cm x 115cm)

Hand-signed by artist, Bottom middle of verso

PRICE: on request

Explore Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things, a captivating oil on canvas painting by British duo The Connor Brothers. Created by artists Mike Snelle and James Golding, who formed the collective in 2012, this work measures 72.8 x 45.3 inches (185cm x 115cm) and showcases the duo’s unique approach to contemporary art. Combining elements of pop culture, visual irony, and deep psychological exploration, The Connor Brothers often focus on the duality of beauty and deception. Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things is hand-signed by the artists on the verso, a mark of authenticity for collectors.

The Connor Brothers’ works, initially shrouded in mystery, have gained international recognition since their identities were revealed in 2014. Their trademark style incorporates witty, text-based artworks and lush, romantic imagery, critiquing societal narratives of love and truth. This particular piece speaks to the dualities within human experience, drawing from themes of allure and falseness, where the message of beauty is contrasted by a deeper, unspoken truth.

The Connor Brothers Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things original painting available from Robin Rile Fine Art
Discover Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things by The Connor Brothers (Oil on canvas, 72.8 x 45.3 inches). A contemporary work blending irony with beauty.

This painting is ideal for collectors who appreciate conceptual art, as well as those who admire the blending of fine art techniques with pop culture commentary. Their works have been exhibited in leading galleries globally, and Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things embodies the tension and paradoxes that have made The Connor Brothers some of the most provocative artists of their generation.

As collectors, investors, and enthusiasts of contemporary art look for works that push boundaries while engaging with the timeless themes of identity, love, and social norms, Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things serves as an exceptional investment and a conversation piece.