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Archival print on 290 gsm Cotton Entrada Rag Paper with hand-deckled edge - Hand signed by the artist // Kenny Scharf's Jungleyea (2010) is a vibrant archival print that bursts with life and color, exemplifying the artist's playful and fantastical style. Printed on 290 gsm Cotton Entrada Rag Paper, this limited edition work, measuring 65.4 x 57.8 cm, showcases a lively jungle scene filled with animated, surreal plant forms and whimsical creatures. Scharf's signature use of bold, saturated colors is evident, with rich blues, greens, and warm yellows dominating the composition. The tree at the center appears anthropomorphic, with expressive eyes and a playful demeanor, as vines, flowers, and fruits animate the environment around it. The intricate, swirling patterns and details invite viewers to explore the scene further, finding joy in the humorous and imaginative elements scattered throughout. Hand-signed by Scharf, this piece captures the essence of his pop-surrealist aesthetic, blending vibrant imagery with a sense of fun and wonder, making it a delightful addition for any contemporary art collection.
Jungleyea, 2010
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Archival print on 290 gsm Cotton Entrada Rag Paper with hand-deckled edge - Hand signed by the artist // Kenny Scharf's Jungleyea (2010) is a vibrant archival print that bursts with life and color, exemplifying the artist's playful and fantastical style. Printed on 290 gsm Cotton Entrada Rag Paper, this limited edition work, measuring 65.4 x 57.8 cm, showcases a lively jungle scene filled with animated, surreal plant forms and whimsical creatures. Scharf's signature use of bold, saturated colors is evident, with rich blues, greens, and warm yellows dominating the composition. The tree at the center appears anthropomorphic, with expressive eyes and a playful demeanor, as vines, flowers, and fruits animate the environment around it. The intricate, swirling patterns and details invite viewers to explore the scene further, finding joy in the humorous and imaginative elements scattered throughout. Hand-signed by Scharf, this piece captures the essence of his pop-surrealist aesthetic, blending vibrant imagery with a sense of fun and wonder, making it a delightful addition for any contemporary art collection.
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