In this george washington pop art, Washington holds a plate of dollar bills, wearing a sweatshirt scribbled with fashion-brand logos, crowns and stars. His hair is thick white paint. His face breaks into slipped strips, with brown drips running down into the collar.
I made it about the gap between a symbol and its value. The bills and the logos both promise something, and neither has to prove it. Think of it as george washington pop art that refuses to stay polite. Gold fills the background, with thin black market lines running through it. The piece has a cheeky streak that suits an office or a restaurant wall.
This is a hand-finished lithograph, 60x80 cm. I paint my own acrylic brushstrokes over each one, and the textured gel I use goes on white and dries completely clear, so the raised parts of the surface catch the light. The lithograph is stretched and framed in black. Each one has its own serial number and a certificate. It is a pop art lithograph made to order. Message me on Instagram or by email to ask about timing and delivery to your country.
The original painting is sold, but I can paint a new one to order in any size.
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