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

Panoptic Liger XIV, 2005

Acrylic

24 x 30 in

Inv: 2016.02.034

In Storage

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

Image description:
An illustration of two cartoonish animals that combine the attributes of a lion and a tiger. The bodies of both animals are bunched in active poses as if they are running, even though there is no visible surface for them to run on. One animal is positioned on the upper left side of the image with its hind paws held forward against its chin and its forepaws thrown exaggeratedly outwards in big rubbery curves. The other animal is gathered in the lower right corner with its short hind legs thrown forwards and the forelegs thrown back. The animals are striped brown, gold, and pink, with bright pink noses, blue eyes, and turquoise manes and claws (written by Andrea Noonoo).

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