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Screenprint in colours with glitter and diamond dust, on wove paper - Signed and numbered in pencil - Published by CCA Galleries, London, with the publisher's blindstamp // Some of the Sources of Pop Art VI by Peter Blake is a limited edition screen-print from 2007, measuring 50.7 x 50.8 cm. The print, rich with color, glitter, and diamond dust, is a vibrant collage that celebrates iconic imagery synonymous with Pop Art and popular culture. It features references to classic symbols such as Elvis Presley, Coca-Cola, Mickey Mouse, and retro advertisements. Blake's arrangement nods to the roots of the Pop Art movement, which embraced mass media, consumerism, and the aesthetics of everyday life. The artwork, signed and numbered by the artist, encapsulates the nostalgic and bold spirit of Pop Art.
Some of the Sources of Pop Art VI, 2007
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Screenprint in colours with glitter and diamond dust, on wove paper - Signed and numbered in pencil - Published by CCA Galleries, London, with the publisher's blindstamp // Some of the Sources of Pop Art VI by Peter Blake is a limited edition screen-print from 2007, measuring 50.7 x 50.8 cm. The print, rich with color, glitter, and diamond dust, is a vibrant collage that celebrates iconic imagery synonymous with Pop Art and popular culture. It features references to classic symbols such as Elvis Presley, Coca-Cola, Mickey Mouse, and retro advertisements. Blake's arrangement nods to the roots of the Pop Art movement, which embraced mass media, consumerism, and the aesthetics of everyday life. The artwork, signed and numbered by the artist, encapsulates the nostalgic and bold spirit of Pop Art.
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Peter Blake
Some Of The Sources Of Pop Art VII, 2007
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