"Surgeon’s Trophies"
Paintings by Ira Batt, Frankfurt on Main, Germany
Los Angeles, California, 2017
Exhibition of the paintings at a surgical oncology clinic in Los Angeles, California, USA
Whipple (2017)
40 x 50 cm
This oil panting represents an actual surgical specimen of pancreaticoduodenectomy, also known as Whipple procedure; a complex operation performed for the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
The painting was commissioned by Dr. Victoria O’Connor, a prominent surgical oncologist from Los Angeles California, to commemorate the patients battling pancreatic cancer, their families, and their surgeons.
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Cancer Remains (2017)
40 x 50 cm
This oil painting represents an actual surgical specimen from distal pancreatectomy and splenectomy; an operation performed for the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. The name of the painting reflects the elusive nature of the aggressive disease.
The painting was commissioned by Dr. Victoria O’Connor, a prominent surgical oncologist from Los Angeles California, to commemorate the patients battling pancreatic cancer, their families, and their surgeons.
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40 x 50 cm
The oil painting made in the naïve style depicts the children awaiting the return of their mother from the hospital.
The painting is commissioned by Ryan O’Connor, and is dedicated to all women and their families who are in the fight against cancer.
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Post Call (2017)
50 x 40 cm
The oil painting of a reflective woman is an allegorical representation of a female surgeon post call.
The painting is dedicated to all women surgeons.
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Acknowledgements
The exhibition is made possible due to the tireless support of Ryan O’Connor and Petey Stein.
