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Archival color pigment print - From the unsigned, unnumbered special edition of 250 as issued - With written signed certification // Peace Elephant by Shepard Fairey is a 2011 archival pigment print that combines bold imagery with symbolic elements to convey a message of strength, peace, and resilience. The artwork features a stylized black elephant standing against a vibrant backdrop of red and orange rays, evoking a sense of power and radiance. The elephant holds a lotus flower in its trunk, symbolizing peace, while intricate patterns adorn both the elephant and the ground beneath, including a dove motif that reinforces themes of harmony. Fairey’s signature style, merging political and cultural iconography, encourages viewers to reflect on peace and unity through powerful, eye-catching visuals.
Peace Elephant, 2011
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Archival color pigment print - From the unsigned, unnumbered special edition of 250 as issued - With written signed certification // Peace Elephant by Shepard Fairey is a 2011 archival pigment print that combines bold imagery with symbolic elements to convey a message of strength, peace, and resilience. The artwork features a stylized black elephant standing against a vibrant backdrop of red and orange rays, evoking a sense of power and radiance. The elephant holds a lotus flower in its trunk, symbolizing peace, while intricate patterns adorn both the elephant and the ground beneath, including a dove motif that reinforces themes of harmony. Fairey’s signature style, merging political and cultural iconography, encourages viewers to reflect on peace and unity through powerful, eye-catching visuals.
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