Giuliano Grittini (1951) - Snoopy's Beatles

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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€22
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€17
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€12

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Original mixed‑media artwork by Giuliano Grittini (1951), titled Snoopy's Beatles, on premium paper (35 x 35 cm), signed by hand, in excellente condition and dated 2010–2020, depicting Peanuts characters crossing Abbey Road with a manual gold‑leaf frame.

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An original mixed-media artwork, extraordinary and high-impact, created on premium paper of high grammage with a textured finish from the contemporary art project “Museum Cracker Art.” This unique piece stands out as a brilliant fusion of pop and urban culture, masterfully uniting the timeless characters from Charles M. Schulz's “Peanuts” with one of the most legendary images in rock history: the 1969 Beatles album cover “Abbey Road.”

The composition depicts Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, and Lucy perfectly aligned as they cross the iconic London crosswalk stripes. The background is enriched by the inscription “Snoopy's Beatles,” realized with spray stencil technique in a graffiti style and overlaid on a vivid mix of urban colors. The entire scene is enclosed in a hand-applied gold leaf glitter frame, which interacts dynamically with ambient light, turning this street-art parody into a luxurious pop‑art collectible.

The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped with contracted couriers. For this lot, shipments outside the European Community are not made.

Seller's Story

Collezionista di opere d'arte da molti anni di dipinti antichi e moderni, oggettistica di vario tipo acquistati nel tempo presso antiquari o privati. Quello che mi appassiona di più sono i dipinti antichi e moderni di cui vasto una datata esperienza.

An original mixed-media artwork, extraordinary and high-impact, created on premium paper of high grammage with a textured finish from the contemporary art project “Museum Cracker Art.” This unique piece stands out as a brilliant fusion of pop and urban culture, masterfully uniting the timeless characters from Charles M. Schulz's “Peanuts” with one of the most legendary images in rock history: the 1969 Beatles album cover “Abbey Road.”

The composition depicts Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, and Lucy perfectly aligned as they cross the iconic London crosswalk stripes. The background is enriched by the inscription “Snoopy's Beatles,” realized with spray stencil technique in a graffiti style and overlaid on a vivid mix of urban colors. The entire scene is enclosed in a hand-applied gold leaf glitter frame, which interacts dynamically with ambient light, turning this street-art parody into a luxurious pop‑art collectible.

The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped with contracted couriers. For this lot, shipments outside the European Community are not made.

Seller's Story

Collezionista di opere d'arte da molti anni di dipinti antichi e moderni, oggettistica di vario tipo acquistati nel tempo presso antiquari o privati. Quello che mi appassiona di più sono i dipinti antichi e moderni di cui vasto una datata esperienza.

Details

Artist
Giuliano Grittini (1951)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Snoopy's Beatles
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
35 cm
Width
35 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Religion
Style
Pop Art
Period
2010-2020
ItalyVerified
1937
Objects sold
100%
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