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Two boys, painted in black and white, are on one swing, with large industrial buildings in black and green with numbers

TUESDAY SWING II

€4,900.00Price

"TUESDAY SWING II" is a mixed media collage street art/pop-art artwork on canvas that captures the essence of nostalgia and urban vibrancy. This evocative artwork shows two young boys standing together on an old, weathered swing, suspended at a time when youthful innocence and the gritty backdrop of urban decay met.

 

The composition juxtaposes the carefree joy of childhood with the stark reality of the industrial environment. The boys' presence forms a striking contrast against the backdrop of dark, dilapidated factory buildings.

 

 

  • Weight & Size

    • Dimensions: 120 x 80 x 2 cm 
    • Weight: 3
    • Shipping weight: 10
  • Tools & Techniques

    • Tools: Brush, Stanley knife, Scissors, Magazine paper
    • Color: Grey, White, Black, Red, Green
    • Technique: Painting, Collage
    • Medium: Canvas, Acrylic paint, Pencil, Paper
  • Specifications

    • Surface: Canvas
    • Orientation: Vertical
    • Series: Cityscape and Urban on canvas
    • Theme: Street art, Pop art, Urban, Kids
    • Availability: SOLD
    • Created in 2019
    • Signed certificate
    • Ready to hang

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