Strong Men and Their Weaknesses by Katharina Rubin
15,000.00 €
“Strong Men and Their Weaknesses” is a powerful and luminous homage to the fragile balance between strength, fame, and human vulnerability. This 120 x 100 cm mixed-media painting on canvas portrays an iconic trio against the American flag: John F. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy, and Marilyn Monroe.
Monroe, enveloped in immaculate white, meets the viewer with an unflinching, penetrating gaze. Kennedy, holding the scales of justice, embodies both power and fragility — a tension heightened by the vivid red splashes bleeding across the canvas. Jackie, suspended between them, becomes a silent symbol of loyalty, love, and conflict.
In the lower part of the composition, original newspaper clippings from Kennedy’s assassination and Monroe’s death anchor the work in historical reality, amplifying its emotional weight. This striking piece is not just a portrait of icons — it is a meditation on tragedy, desire, and the shadowed cost of public life.
Strong men and their weaknesses ist eine kraftvolle Hommage, die in leuchtenden Farben die Komplexität menschlicher Schwächen und die Schattenseiten von Ruhm und Macht einfängt . In diesem 120x 100 cm großen Collage-Mix-Media-Gemälde auf Leinwand erhebt sich vor der amerikanischen Flagge ein ikonisches Trio: John F.Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy und Marilyn Monroe. Monroe umhült von makellosen Weiß, wendet ihren durchdringenden Blick direct auf den Betrachter. John F.Kennedy, die Justitia in der Hand, strahlt eine Mischung aus Stärke und Zerbrechlichkeit aus, unterstrichen durch die blutroten Akzente, die über die Leinwand versprengt sind. Jackie Kennedy in einer Geste der Ambivalenz, scheint zwischen ihrem Ehemann und Monroe zu schweben.In unteren Bildbereich fügen eingearbeitete Zeitungsausschnitte von Kennedys Ermordung und Monroes Tod eine tiefe historische Dimension hinzu, die durch Blutspritze noch verstärkt wird. Diese beeindruckende Komposition ist eine Hommage an die Tragik und die widersprüchlichen Facetten des öffentlichen Lebens .
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Strong Men and their weaknesses
Strong Men and Their Weaknesses explores the fragile line between power and vulnerability, public image and private truth.
Set against the American flag, three iconic figures — John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe — emerge from a composition charged with beauty, tension and contradiction.
At the centre stands Kennedy, holding Justice in his hands. The gesture is deliberately ambiguous: does he possess justice, protect it — or is he himself being judged by it?
Around him, glamour begins to fracture.
Jackie and Marilyn represent two very different presences, while beneath them the polished image of power dissolves into a collage of newspaper fragments, historical memory and blood.
Blood spills across the newspaper collage and stains the hands, while Kennedy holds Justice itself — transforming the work from an image of American glamour into a meditation on power, consequence and the fragile boundary between myth and truth.
The newspapers are therefore more than historical documentation. They represent the machinery through which history becomes narrative — headlines, fragments, images and stories that ultimately determine what generations remember.
The title asks a deliberately uncomfortable question:
What is the weakness of a powerful man?
Is it love? Desire? Ego? Power itself?
Or the belief that power can protect us from the consequences of our choices?
Rather than providing an answer, the painting leaves the viewer suspended between attraction and unease — between the seductive mythology of an era and the human tragedy concealed beneath it.
Original artwork — one of a kind
120 × 100 cm
Mixed Media on Canvas- oil & Acrylic , metallic pigments , texture paste, newspaper collage
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Regular price: €19,900
Special price: €15,000
Available unframed for €15,000 or with its statement gold frame for an additional €1,000.
Price with gold frame: €16,000.
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| Dimensions | 100 × 2 × 120 cm |
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