Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Miles Aldridge's Hell... It’s Only Forever, 2017, screen print of glamorous woman in retro room, holding book with contemplative expression.

Screen-print in colors printed on 410 gsm; somerset paper; Hand-signed and numbered verso in pencil // Hell... It's Only Forever (after Harland Miller) by Miles Aldridge is a seductive screen print from 2017 that fuses Aldridge’s retro aesthetic with a cinematic approach to composition. This limited edition piece presents a glamorous, blonde woman in a 1970s-inspired living room setting, dressed in sheer stockings and heels, with a contemplative expression as she holds a book. The rich tones of orange, gold, and brown in the background create a warm, nostalgic ambiance, while her poised stance and direct gaze add an air of intrigue. Aldridge’s meticulous attention to color and lighting enhances the retro vibe, giving the image a sense of timelessness that nods to both fashion photography and pop art. This print is hand-signed and numbered, part of a small edition of 15, reflecting Aldridge's style of blending beauty, nostalgia, and a touch of irony.

Artwork Copyright © Miles Aldridge

Hell... It`s Only Forever (after Harland Miller), 2017

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Screen-print in colors printed on 410 gsm; somerset paper; Hand-signed and numbered verso in pencil // Hell... It's Only Forever (after Harland Miller) by Miles Aldridge is a seductive screen print from 2017 that fuses Aldridge’s retro aesthetic with a cinematic approach to composition. This limited edition piece presents a glamorous, blonde woman in a 1970s-inspired living room setting, dressed in sheer stockings and heels, with a contemplative expression as she holds a book. The rich tones of orange, gold, and brown in the background create a warm, nostalgic ambiance, while her poised stance and direct gaze add an air of intrigue. Aldridge’s meticulous attention to color and lighting enhances the retro vibe, giving the image a sense of timelessness that nods to both fashion photography and pop art. This print is hand-signed and numbered, part of a small edition of 15, reflecting Aldridge's style of blending beauty, nostalgia, and a touch of irony.

Artwork Copyright © Miles Aldridge

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