Reposted by Tom Conley
This oil painting, titled *Coffee*, created in 1959 by Richard Diebenkorn, exemplifies the Bay Area Figurative Movement. This style emerged in the mid-20th century as artists like Diebenkorn moved from abstract expressionism to representational art while retaining expressive techniques.
![A flat bed truck carrying a replica Tyrannosaurus Rex through traffic in inner Brisbane/Magandjin in October 1986 [pic: QLD Museum]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vtipxjdan2luoo22ah2k4oyk/bafkreidu2klfwy3z2ohu4cv56w5dj3e7m6qsogzgtxztpojtocz5o4yuaq)
![A truck arriving with a replica Tyrannosaurus Rex at Grey St, South Brisbane where Queensland Museum opened on its new site in October 1986 [pic: QLD Museum]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vtipxjdan2luoo22ah2k4oyk/bafkreifx3qljbu3c6hagxjvovilawg52z763thesmk6ctz6nddila2gh4e)
