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Screenprinted poster. Hand-signed by artist. // Set within wide white margins, a small Victorian-engraved Venetian scene unfolds: gondolas slip across the Bacino di San Marco, the Doge's Palace and the Salute rise in the distance, while in the foreground period crinolined ladies and a row of black-and-white penguins crowd the canal edge — Blake's signature pop-collage of high culture and natural-history vignette. Hand-signed 'Peter Blake' in pencil beneath the image. To acquire a Blake exhibition poster is to bring home one of the wittiest and most beloved voices of British Pop.
Venice - Exhibition poster, 2009
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Screenprinted poster. Hand-signed by artist. // Set within wide white margins, a small Victorian-engraved Venetian scene unfolds: gondolas slip across the Bacino di San Marco, the Doge's Palace and the Salute rise in the distance, while in the foreground period crinolined ladies and a row of black-and-white penguins crowd the canal edge — Blake's signature pop-collage of high culture and natural-history vignette. Hand-signed 'Peter Blake' in pencil beneath the image. To acquire a Blake exhibition poster is to bring home one of the wittiest and most beloved voices of British Pop.
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