Heidi - Scrooge McDuck — Make Money

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Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.

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Original acrylic painting with collage on canvas by Heidi, titled Scrooge McDuck — Make Money, 65 × 55 cm, vertical, 2026, hand-signed, from Spain, sold directly by the artist, in excellent condition.

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Scrooge McDuck — Make Money

Original work on canvas that presents Scrooge McDuck reinterpreted from a contemporary Pop Art perspective, where the imagery of wealth becomes the central axis of the composition.

The figure of the character appears surrounded by banknotes and graphic elements, while the inscription “MAKE MONEY” establishes a direct dialogue with the theme of the work. The contrast between vibrant tones, defined shapes and the accumulation of monetary elements creates a dynamic, bold and visually impactful composition.

The monetary elements incorporated through collage function as a material and conceptual resource, reinforcing the relationship between wealth, consumption and popular culture.

The piece has been made entirely by hand using acrylic painting and collage of fake banknotes on canvas, and subsequently protected with varnish to preserve its finish.

Technique: Acrylic painting and collage on canvas
Support: Canvas
Dimensions: 65 × 55 cm
Orientation: Vertical
Year: 2026

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Heidi is an emerging artist with a conceptual approach, interested in exploring color, popular culture and visual expression through Pop Art. Her work combines acrylic painting, pastel oil and graphic elements to reinterpret recognizable icons from a personal, contemporary and spontaneous perspective.

Scrooge McDuck — Make Money

Original work on canvas that presents Scrooge McDuck reinterpreted from a contemporary Pop Art perspective, where the imagery of wealth becomes the central axis of the composition.

The figure of the character appears surrounded by banknotes and graphic elements, while the inscription “MAKE MONEY” establishes a direct dialogue with the theme of the work. The contrast between vibrant tones, defined shapes and the accumulation of monetary elements creates a dynamic, bold and visually impactful composition.

The monetary elements incorporated through collage function as a material and conceptual resource, reinforcing the relationship between wealth, consumption and popular culture.

The piece has been made entirely by hand using acrylic painting and collage of fake banknotes on canvas, and subsequently protected with varnish to preserve its finish.

Technique: Acrylic painting and collage on canvas
Support: Canvas
Dimensions: 65 × 55 cm
Orientation: Vertical
Year: 2026

Ships with UPS, DHL and FedEx.

Heidi is an emerging artist with a conceptual approach, interested in exploring color, popular culture and visual expression through Pop Art. Her work combines acrylic painting, pastel oil and graphic elements to reinterpret recognizable icons from a personal, contemporary and spontaneous perspective.

Details

Artist
Heidi
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Scrooge McDuck — Make Money
Technique
Acrylic painting, Collage
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
65 cm
Width
55 cm
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
Private

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