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Allan D'Arcangelo's Smoke Dreams, 1980 serigraph featuring a reclining woman smoking, with a US 40 sign and road stretching into the distance.

'Smoke Dreams", 1980, seriagraph from the numbered edition of 250 - framed // Smoke Dreams by Allan D'Arcangelo is a 1980 serigraph that merges Americana with surreal pop art sensibilities. The composition features a reclining blonde woman with red lips, smoking a cigarette, her head positioned as though it is emerging from the landscape. Her face appears alongside a large highway sign labeled US 40, with the road stretching into the distance. The bright, simplified colors and clean lines evoke a sense of nostalgia and dreamlike escapism, transforming the familiar American road into a surreal stage. The imagery suggests themes of freedom, wanderlust, and the allure of the open road, juxtaposed with a sense of detachment. D'Arcangelo’s work often critiques American culture and identity, and here he subtly reflects on the romanticism and isolation associated with travel and the American dream.

Artwork Copyright © Allan D'Arcangelo

Smoke Dreams, 1980

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'Smoke Dreams", 1980, seriagraph from the numbered edition of 250 - framed // Smoke Dreams by Allan D'Arcangelo is a 1980 serigraph that merges Americana with surreal pop art sensibilities. The composition features a reclining blonde woman with red lips, smoking a cigarette, her head positioned as though it is emerging from the landscape. Her face appears alongside a large highway sign labeled US 40, with the road stretching into the distance. The bright, simplified colors and clean lines evoke a sense of nostalgia and dreamlike escapism, transforming the familiar American road into a surreal stage. The imagery suggests themes of freedom, wanderlust, and the allure of the open road, juxtaposed with a sense of detachment. D'Arcangelo’s work often critiques American culture and identity, and here he subtly reflects on the romanticism and isolation associated with travel and the American dream.

Artwork Copyright © Allan D'Arcangelo

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