£2,000.00
This artwork is being sold by its' artist.
This artwork is being sold by its' artist.
Sent in a large diameter cardboard tube, insured and signed for
New, unframed limited edition, signed and numbered by artist. Certificate of authenticity
Cut from a 1950’s women’s magazines and “Blighty” a man’s pin up magazine, images of pin ups are placed as if promoting everyday products such as cereal etc. Although the collage is created from 1950’s images, women are still used to sell today despite the banning of the Wonder Bra advert and the Formula 1 girls. The overt positioning of women against everyday products is intended to provoke the viewer into questioning their own tolerance of sexism in advertising.
The collage is coloured with wash and paint pens, scanned, enlarged and produced as a giclée prints in an edition of only 10. Thousands of crystals, lacquer and gold leaf are added by hand. The resulting art pieces are colourful, textural and vibrant with a strong message.
This artwork will cost £0.00 for mainland UK delivery or £50.00 for international delivery.
Sent in a large diameter cardboard tube, insured and signed for
This piece of artwork costs: £2,000.00.
This artwork will cost £0.00 for mainland UK delivery or £50.00 for international delivery.
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New, unframed limited edition, signed and numbered by artist. Certificate of authenticity
Cut from a 1950’s women’s magazines and “Blighty” a man’s pin up magazine, images of pin ups are placed as if promoting everyday products such as cereal etc. Although the collage is created from 1950’s images, women are still used to sell today despite the banning of the Wonder Bra advert and the Formula 1 girls. The overt positioning of women against everyday products is intended to provoke the viewer into questioning their own tolerance of sexism in advertising.
The collage is coloured with wash and paint pens, scanned, enlarged and produced as a giclée prints in an edition of only 10. Thousands of crystals, lacquer and gold leaf are added by hand. The resulting art pieces are colourful, textural and vibrant with a strong message.
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