Alec Monopoly Prints and Multiples
American
In his sculptures, murals, prints and canvases, Alec Monopoly (born Alec Andon) invites his viewers to simultaneously critique and buy into ideas of celebrity, money, and fame.
Monopoly often depicts Rich Uncle Pennybags, the suited mascot of the board game that inspired the artist’s moniker. The mustachioed character, who frequently carries a money bag or demonstrates other conspicuous markers of wealth throughout the artist’s wry work, becomes a stand-in for capitalist greed.
Monopoly has also incorporated pop culture figures and characters including Bob Dylan, Patrick Bateman, Scrooge McDuck and Richie Rich into his street art practice. He has enjoyed exhibitions in Miami, Moscow and other cities.
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(Biography provided by Baldwin Contemporary)
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Artist: Alec Monopoly
The Greatest of All Time III (unique)
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Alec Monopoly b.1986
The Greatest of All Time III (unique)
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lithograph and screenprint in colors
image: 21⅞ h × 34 w in (56 × 86 cm)
sheet: 24 h × 36 w in (61 × 91 cm)
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