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Silkscreen print on 100% Coventry Rag paper with Diamond Dust // King Kong by Burton Morris is a bold and graphic silkscreen print that captures the iconic image of the giant ape gripping the Empire State Building. The composition uses a vibrant color palette with a striking contrast of purple, yellow, and blue, giving the scene a dynamic pop art feel. The cartoonish rendering of King Kong, with exaggerated features and a wide grin, adds a playful twist to the classic cinematic moment. Morris’s use of clean lines and flat colors, along with the textured effect of diamond dust on Coventry Rag paper, creates an eye-catching, modern interpretation of a cultural legend.
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Silkscreen print on 100% Coventry Rag paper with Diamond Dust // King Kong by Burton Morris is a bold and graphic silkscreen print that captures the iconic image of the giant ape gripping the Empire State Building. The composition uses a vibrant color palette with a striking contrast of purple, yellow, and blue, giving the scene a dynamic pop art feel. The cartoonish rendering of King Kong, with exaggerated features and a wide grin, adds a playful twist to the classic cinematic moment. Morris’s use of clean lines and flat colors, along with the textured effect of diamond dust on Coventry Rag paper, creates an eye-catching, modern interpretation of a cultural legend.
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Burton Morris
Museum Interior - Venus, 2010
Painting
Acrylic On Canvas
USD 11,900
Burton Morris
Dubonnet, 1998
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
EUR 500
Burton Morris
Stardust Memories, 1998
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
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