Framed limited edition
‘Don’t Say Goodbye’ by Todd White is a stunning visual capture that portrays a blonde woman dressed in blue jeans and a crop top, exuding a casual yet intense allure. Resting in a relaxed pose on a sheepskin rug, she is depicted with a glass of red wine, surrounded by a soft background of light orange and pink hues that enhance the tranquility of the scene. This artwork, being the 23rd out of a limited edition of 95, combines White’s characteristic attention to detail with a vibrant color palette, making it a coveted piece for collectors seeking depth and elegance in contemporary art.
| Medium: | Hand embellished |
| Format: | Canvas |
| Size (Framed): | 71 x 107 cm |
| Size (Unframed): | 54 x 90 cm |
| Signed: | No |
| Limited Edition: | Edition 23 of 95 |
Todd White’s stylish, avant-garde figurative work represents a highly personal take on the machinations of the human mind. His unerring eye recreates every nuance of body language and expressions – a sidelong glance, a come-hither stare – and draws us inexorably into his enticing and witty world.
Amongst his countless achievements Todd is the artist of choice for the world’s most high profile showbiz events and a list of his celebrity collectors (Abbey Clancey, Sharon Stone, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Sylvester Stallone, Mary J. Blige, Barry Sonnenfeld) reads like a Who’s Who of Hollywood and beyond. His appointment as Official Artist to the GRAMMY® Awards, and Warner Bros’ invitation to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ on canvas have cemented his position as the world’s most glamorous artist.
Todd is a compulsive observer of detail, and his work shows a range of characters surrounded by the props that are a part of their performance as they go through life – drinks, books, an item of clothing or even a cleaver… Todd spends his life people-watching, scribbling down sketches whatever the situation to record an idea for his next work. While his subjects come from everyday life, his perspective is so unusual that he alters the way we perceive people and the roles we play around each other.
Wherever Todd goes the spotlight follows – he inhabits a world peopled by those faces we all recognise. But whether he’s caught on camera shooting the breeze with Glenn Close, being interviewed by the great Larry King, chatting to Paris Hilton in the Green Room or entertaining boxing world champion Wladimir Klitschko in his studio, one thing’s certain: he’s always on the lookout for the perfect conversation, expression or idea to capture in his next painting!
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