Original Impressionistic Monotype of Dancers This dynamic print by Linda O'Hagan captures the movement of a dancer with out arm outstretched and the other lifting her skirt. The foreground of the print is primarily white while the background is composed of deep blue and black tones. This stark contrast is broken by the foremost figure and other more abstracted figures standing behind her. The figures are rendered in impressionistic strokes with the texture of ink on the monotype clearly visible. The figures pop from the background as they are rendered with warmer tones. The primary dancer has bright orange details in her hair and torso, drawing even more attention to her. Paper size: 24.75"H x 18.75"W Mat size: 28"H x 22"W Signed on bottom left: L. O'Hagan '96 Linda O’Hagan (b. circa 1955) is a contemporary artist working in the Monterey Bay area in California. O’Hagan has a long history of involvement in the local art scene, from creating an art piece for the Santa Cruz County building in 1977 to participating in Aptos, California’s Two Hat Studio’s “Print Day in May” in 2017. In 2004, she was spotlighted by the Santa Cruz Sentinel for her work focusing on her experience with epilepsy, alongside Christi Voenell, to assist the recovery of those suffering from head trauma with art. She has also taught classes at the Santa Cruz Art Center alongside professors from the University of California Santa Cruz.