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Street art with monochrome girl seen from behind hanging colorful balloons on wires

LET THE SUNSHINE IN

€3,900.00Price

Street art painting ‘LET THE SUNSHINE IN’ is about a girl hanging balloons to brighten up the world. She wants to bring some warm sunlight into her gloomy surroundings.


‘Medley: Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In’, usually also called ‘Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In’, ‘The Age of Aquarius’ or ‘Let the Sunshine In’, is a medley of two songs from the 1967 musical Hair. The lyrics were written by James Rado and Gerome Ragni, while Galt MacDermot wrote the music.

 

  • Tools & Techniques

    • Surface: Stretched canvas on wooden frame
    • Roller, Palette knife, Brush,Tooth Brush
    • Technique 1 :  Mixed Media surface
    • Technique 2 : Acrylic Painting
    • Technique 3 : Pastel drawing
    • Colors : Gray, White, Black, Blue, Green,  Brown, Sienna,  Orange, Aqua, Rust, Red, Orange, Yellow, Pink
  • Weight & Size

    • Dimensions: 120 x 80 x 4 cm 
    • Weight: 4
    • Orientation: Vertical
    • Ready to hang
    • Free shipping
  • Specifications

     

    • Series: Urban Landscape, Streetart
    • Theme: Child
    • Availability: SOLD
    • Unframed
    • Created in 2023
    • Signed certificate
    • Ready to hang

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