Circles Born Tempera on Jute For the first time in

For the first time in this series

Bachis has carefully tucked away three pencil sketched women within the paper backdrop

The surrounding pink may symbolize the love of one's self or respect which is also one of the organization’s maxims

Beginning as realistic and ending as abstract

Circles Born Tempera on Jute For the first time inThroughout most of the 1960s, Pantaleoni continued to reinvent himself through his abstract works and the use of basic shapes as a starting point (in this case circles). In previous works his preferred line technique was rather thin and surgical. But, here the lines are the polar opposite; thick and bold. The faded, intermingling circular brush strokes is yet another new wrinkle in this series. The artist also begins placing circles within circles