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Hand-signed and numbered in pencil. // Lola Cola - The Pause That Refreshes #2 by Mel Ramos is a provocative lithograph from 2005 that blends commercial imagery with playful sensuality. In this piece, a nude woman is depicted immersed in a tall glass of Coca-Cola, her form gracefully fitting into the contours of the iconic bottle shape. Her confident pose and direct gaze give a sense of playful seduction, while the vibrant color gradient in the background enhances the retro advertising aesthetic. Ramos, known for his pop art reinterpretations of popular culture, juxtaposes the familiar Coca-Cola branding with a pin-up style to create a cheeky commentary on consumerism and the objectification often found in advertising. This limited edition print, hand-signed and numbered, captures Ramos’s signature style that combines humor with a provocative edge.
Lola Cola - The Pause That Refreshes #2 , 2005
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Hand-signed and numbered in pencil. // Lola Cola - The Pause That Refreshes #2 by Mel Ramos is a provocative lithograph from 2005 that blends commercial imagery with playful sensuality. In this piece, a nude woman is depicted immersed in a tall glass of Coca-Cola, her form gracefully fitting into the contours of the iconic bottle shape. Her confident pose and direct gaze give a sense of playful seduction, while the vibrant color gradient in the background enhances the retro advertising aesthetic. Ramos, known for his pop art reinterpretations of popular culture, juxtaposes the familiar Coca-Cola branding with a pin-up style to create a cheeky commentary on consumerism and the objectification often found in advertising. This limited edition print, hand-signed and numbered, captures Ramos’s signature style that combines humor with a provocative edge.
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What is Comic Strip Art?
Comic strip art refers to artwork that utilizes the subject matter and commercial printing techniques found in comic strips. In the 1960s, a group of artists began creating paintings that incorporated Ben-Day dots—commonly used in comics and advertising—to produce highly graphic designs in bright colors, using traditional art media.
