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Hand Holding Dollars

Hand Holding Dollars

In this evocative closeup image, a human hand emerges from beneath a lavish pile of hundred-dollar bills, all from the 2006 series. The heap of bills forms a textured and opulent background, emphasizing the financial wealth depicted. From the middle of the pile, a hand extends, holding a single one-hundred-dollar bill. The focus is on the held note, featuring the portrait of Benjamin Franklin, skillfully painted by the French artist Joseph Duplessis. The bill is prominently displayed, and Franklin's visage becomes the central point of interest in the composition. The term "Bens," "Benjamins," or "Franklins," commonly used to refer to hundred-dollar bills, takes on a more personal and tangible meaning as the note is presented in the context of a human hand. The intricate details of the hand and the bill, such as the texture of the skin and the fine lines of Franklin's portrait, are accentuated in the closeup. This visual narrative invites contemplation on the intersection of wealth and human touch, with the symbolic representation of prosperity in the form of currency. The image serves as a commentary on the cultural and historical associations tied to currency, with the presence of Benjamin Franklin's portrait adding depth to the visual storytelling. Overall, the composition prompts viewers to reflect on the symbolic significance of money and the connection between individuals and the iconic figures featured on currency.

Image ID#: 16623 / Category: People, Money / Price: 499$
Hand Holding Dollars
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