Magazine Paper Figurative Prints

After Jean-Michel Basquiat - Large Poster Exhibition Jean Michel Basquiat ( 1960 - 1988 ) was born to two Haitian immigrants in Brooklyn New York in 1960. His early creative career...

After Jean-Michel Basquiat -Extra Large Poster Exhibition from the 2002, Chiostro del Bramante Exhibition in Rome Italy. Jean Michel Basquiat ( 1...

A rare French Art Deco print on paper, featuring a diploma from a French automobile magazine named "L'Auto". Original design by Maurice Pico (or...

Artist: Marco Réa Title: Untitled 9 Unique print Medium: enamel and acrylic on magazine page Dimensions: 10.8″ x 8 inch (20,5 x 27,5 cm) Year: 2017 Framed size: 15.7" x 11.8" (40 x 30 cm) Marco Rea was born in 1975 in Rome, where he works and lives. His artistic research considers two different points of view; Street art and pop Surrealism, keeping his works recognizable and original. He created and uses a technique, which is the spray painting on billboard. “Marco Rea’s work rises from a glossy image, created in order to sell a product, full of messages of desire and fascination, which stir people to material fetishism for mass culture products. Marco removes the product from this image and atmosphere totally changes, the subject is bent to his will, the subject becomes other from himself. His favourite models are women in their intimacy, lost in their thoughts, dreams, mental explorations, caught in their mental spaces.” (from the catalogue “Italian Pop Surrealism”) His artistic inspirations are Bacon, Schiele, Witkin, Bellmer and contemporary Chinese artists, famous authors like Poe and Kafka and Oriental culture, characterized by a void and silence aesthetics. He exhibited his works abroad at Strychnin Gallery (together with Mark Ryden and Ray Caesar...

Artist: Marco Réa Title: Untitled 8 Unique print Medium: enamel and acrylic on magazine page Dimensions: 10.8″ x 8 inch (20,5 x 27,5 cm) Year: 2017 Framed size: 15.7" x 11.8" (40 x 30 cm) Marco Rea was born in 1975 in Rome, where he works and lives. His artistic research considers two different points of view; Street art and pop Surrealism, keeping his works recognizable and original. He created and uses a technique, which is the spray painting on billboard. “Marco Rea’s work rises from a glossy image, created in order to sell a product, full of messages of desire and fascination, which stir people to material fetishism for mass culture products. Marco removes the product from this image and atmosphere totally changes, the subject is bent to his will, the subject becomes other from himself. His favourite models are women in their intimacy, lost in their thoughts, dreams, mental explorations, caught in their mental spaces.” (from the catalogue “Italian Pop Surrealism”) His artistic inspirations are Bacon, Schiele, Witkin, Bellmer and contemporary Chinese artists, famous authors like Poe and Kafka and Oriental culture, characterized by a void and silence aesthetics. He exhibited his works abroad at Strychnin Gallery (together with Mark Ryden and Ray Caesar...

Artist: Marco Réa Title: Untitled Unique print Medium: enamel and acrylic on magazine page Dimensions: 10.8″ x 8 inch (20,5 x 27,5 cm) Year: 2017 Framed size: 15.7" x 11.8" (40 x 30 cm) Marco Rea was born in 1975 in Rome, where he works and lives. His artistic research considers two different points of view; Street art and pop Surrealism, keeping his works recognizable and original. He created and uses a technique, which is the spray painting on billboard. “Marco Rea’s work rises from a glossy image, created in order to sell a product, full of messages of desire and fascination, which stir people to material fetishism for mass culture products. Marco removes the product from this image and atmosphere totally changes, the subject is bent to his will, the subject becomes other from himself. His favourite models are women in their intimacy, lost in their thoughts, dreams, mental explorations, caught in their mental spaces.” (from the catalogue “Italian Pop Surrealism”) His artistic inspirations are Bacon, Schiele, Witkin, Bellmer and contemporary Chinese artists, famous authors like Poe and Kafka and Oriental culture, characterized by a void and silence aesthetics. He exhibited his works abroad at Strychnin Gallery (together with Mark Ryden and Ray Caesar...

Lovely French, 1920s (Golden Twenties or Annees Folles) colored prints fashion models in original frame. Woman and man in fashion outfits named "au Gout du Jour" (up-to-date) and dat...