1991
Death Squad (John Keane, 1991)
John Keane (1954) made Death Squad. It dates from 1991. It measures 204 × 174 cm.
- 1991
- 204 × 174 cm
Death Squad, in brief
- Title
- Death Squad
- Artist
- John Keane (1954)
- Date
- 1991
- Dimensions
- 204 × 174 cm
High-resolution images of Death Squad
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John Keane, Death Squad (1991).
Questions on Death Squad, answered
When was "Death Squad" made?
"Death Squad" by John Keane was created in 1991.
What size is "Death Squad" by John Keane in real life?
The recorded dimensions of "Death Squad" by John Keane are 204 x 174 cm. Reproductions can be ordered in other sizes while keeping the same proportions.
Can the image of "Death Squad" by John Keane be freely reproduced?
"Death Squad" by John Keane is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Who created "Death Squad"?
"Death Squad" was created by John Keane. The information on this page describes John Keane's original work.
What was John Keane's age when "Death Squad" was created?
John Keane was 37 years old when creating "Death Squad" in 1991. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1954.
About the artist, John Keane
1954
John Keane
A Stark Vision: The Life and Art of John Keane Born in 1954, Sir John Keane emerged as a distinctive voice in contemporary British art, though his path to prominence was far from conventional. Unlike many artists who followed a traditional academic route, Keane’s early life was shaped by a career in the Royal Marines, serving for over two decades and rising to the rank of Captain. This formative experience profoundly impacted his artistic sensibility, instilling within him a rigorous discipline, an acute observational skill, and a deep understanding of human psychology – qualities that would later define his powerful portraiture. It wasn’t until after leaving the military that Keane fully embraced painting, initially as a means of personal expression and therapy following service in Northern Ireland.