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Screenprint on hand-torn archival art paper - Signed and numbered in pencil, thumbprint on verso // Mr. Brainwash's Playing Cowboy (2020) is a vibrant screenprint blending pop culture nostalgia with a playful narrative. The composition juxtaposes three young boys dressed as cowboys, gazing at a wall featuring two iconic images of Elvis Presley in his signature pose, wearing a red shirt. The graffiti-covered backdrop adds an urban, gritty texture, contrasting with the innocent curiosity of the children. Printed on hand-torn archival art paper, the artwork merges the worlds of fantasy and reality while exploring themes of idolization and youthful imagination. Measuring 43 × 32 3/4 inches, the piece is part of a limited edition of 85, signed, numbered in pencil, and authenticated with a thumbprint on the verso.
Playing Cowboy, 2020
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Screenprint on hand-torn archival art paper - Signed and numbered in pencil, thumbprint on verso // Mr. Brainwash's Playing Cowboy (2020) is a vibrant screenprint blending pop culture nostalgia with a playful narrative. The composition juxtaposes three young boys dressed as cowboys, gazing at a wall featuring two iconic images of Elvis Presley in his signature pose, wearing a red shirt. The graffiti-covered backdrop adds an urban, gritty texture, contrasting with the innocent curiosity of the children. Printed on hand-torn archival art paper, the artwork merges the worlds of fantasy and reality while exploring themes of idolization and youthful imagination. Measuring 43 × 32 3/4 inches, the piece is part of a limited edition of 85, signed, numbered in pencil, and authenticated with a thumbprint on the verso.
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