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Torso by Andy WarholWarhol photographed and silkscreened male torsos in the late 1970s as part of a series exploring the body as subject and object simultaneously. It's characteristic Warhol clinical and sensual at the same time, turning the human form into something between portraiture and product. Bold, graphic and completely unapologetic. For any wall that wants something from the Warhol canon beyond the soup cans and Marilyn. About your print: Printed on 240gsm

This abstract print leans into blue's most expansive register: generous

blue ground

A piece of extraordinary economy and elegance

both with visual identities built on the same graphic principles and both at their best in the hands of designers who understood what a poster was for

Bourin Quinquina is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

Works beautifully in a home studio

still in conversation with the history of painting

pattern as presence

where the shoe is almost incidental to the composition

50cm x 70cm with corner loop for hanging

precise line

This print captures that tradition in bold graphic form: the yellow against a clean ground

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