Panoptic Liger VI from the collection of UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art

Panoptic Liger VI, 2005

Acrylic

22 x 28 in

Inv: 2016.02.026

In Storage

Michael Ogilvie
"Panoptic Liger VI", 2005
Acrylic
Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art Collection
Gift of the Artist

Image description:
An illustration of a cartoonish animal that combines the attributes of a lion and a tiger. The body of the animal is bloated, almost circular, with thick forelegs pressing down against the bottom of the image. The head is tilted down in the same direction as the forelegs. It flings its hind legs up behind it and its tail flies over its striped back. It has a bright pink nose, blue eyes, a turquoise mane outlined in red, and turquoise claws. The entire image is covered with a translucent, reflective sheet (written by Andrea Noonoo).

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