If you’re in the Sioux City Area, I would love it if you stopped by the Sioux City Art Center to see my new painting! It’s a “totally historically accurate” depiction of the ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus, and I think you’ll enjoy seeing it in person! My painting is part of the Local Perspectives exhibition, and you can see it at 225 Nebraska Street, Sioux City, Iowa now until February 8th, 2026.
#Brodalisque #Aeschylus #SiouxCityArtCenter #OilPainting #art
When you check out my painting at the Sioux City Art Center in Iowa, impress your friends by telling them about the symbolism in this painting when you point out Aeschylus, the turtle, and the eagle!
#Brodalisque #Aeschylus #SiouxCityArtCenter #WheresMyMedici #localperspectives2025
[Description: Wearing a messy green artist, a contemporary South Dakota artist speaks about the iconography in their large oil on canvas painting of multiple reclining dudes.]
If you’re familiar with paintings that allegedly depict the death of Cleopatra, then you’ll probably get a kick out of my painting titled the Death of Aeschylus. I describe my oil on canvas composition of luxuriating dudes while sharing the historic inspiration.
Come see my new painting at the Sioux City Art Center on October 2nd!
#Brodalisque #Aeschylus #SiouxCityArtCenter #WheresMyMedici #Iowa #localperspectives2025
Here’s a little painting…
#brodalisque #Aeschylus #sketch #oilpainting #localperspectives2025
I’m pleased to announce that my artwork titled the Death of Aeschylus will be on display at the Sioux City Art Center. My five foot tall oil on canvas painting of several bros luxuriating in a man cave will be part of the Local Perspectives exhibition. The opening reception will be October 2nd, 2025 from 5-7 pm at 225 Nebraska Street, Sioux City, Iowa, and the show runs through February 8th, 2026.
Just in case this painting winds up in your art collection one day, here’s a little documentation to help you establish the provenance. Tee-hee!
#brodalisque #Aeschylus #provenance #painting #WheresMyMedici
[Description: A snapshot of artist Klaire Lockheart hamming it up in front of a nearly complete oil on canvas painting that depicts a “totally accurate” interpretation of the death of Aeschylus.]
This is one of the most complex paintings I’ve ever created!
This painting was a huge challenge!
What’s the longest you’ve spent on one painting?
#brodalisque #Aeschylus #painting #art #artist
[Description: A befuddled artist wearing a green apron splattered with the remnants of their previous projects sighs deeply in front of a large painting of many brodalisques that is only partway complete.]
Klaire Lockheart