Circa 2012, Created in Woodland Hills, California – Original – 16″ X 20″ Multimedia
Giclée Print – A 100% cotton, 290 gsm fine art paper • Superb ink handling and sharpness • Archival acid-and lignin-free paper with an expanded color gamut. • Natural contrast and high ink load.
Marlon Brando’s eyes have often been described as one of his most captivating features. Many of his performances, like Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire and Vito Corleone in The Godfather, are celebrated in part due to the intensity and magnetism of his gaze. Brando’s eyes were often described as soulful, haunted, and “unforgiving”—qualities that contributed to the mythic, larger-than-life aura he carried both on and off the screen. “Remembering Brando” manages to accomplish this and so much more.
