Joan Vizcarra - Scrooge McDuck as Salvador Dalí "The Persistence of Memory" Tribute - Original Gouache 50 x 35 cm - Hand Signed

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Joan Vizcarra’s hand-signed original gouache depicts Scrooge McDuck as a painter in a tribute to Salvador Dalí’s “The Persistence of Memory”, measures 50 × 35 cm and is in excellent condition.

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• Hand Signed by the Artist
• Tribute to Salvador Dalí's "The Persistence of Memory" (1931)
• Certificate of Authenticity Included
• Ready to Frame

Uncle Scrooge steps into Dalí's studio, brush in hand.

In this playful tribute, Joan Vizcarra turns Scrooge McDuck into a painter at work in front of his easel. Wearing his round glasses, a purple jacket and a large red bow, with a palette full of colours in one hand, Scrooge is finishing his own version of Salvador Dalí's "The Persistence of Memory": the melting clocks, the bare tree, the strange sleeping figure and the golden cliffs of Cap de Creus under a clear sky.

Vizcarra combines two worlds with great humour: the surreal landscape of the most famous Catalan painter and the unmistakable personality of Disney's richest duck. The warm browns, ochres and blues, the detailed brushwork and the expressive drawing make this a lively, decorative piece in a generous horizontal format.

▸ Gouache on art paper – Format: 50 x 35 cm (unframed)
▸ Unique Original Artwork
▸ Hand signed by the artist, lower right

Joan Vizcarra is a Spanish artist and one of the world's most celebrated caricaturists, renowned for his expressive style and a career spanning more than 15,000 original artworks. His portraits of international celebrities are collected worldwide.

This one-of-a-kind artwork comes directly from the artist's studio, is hand signed, and includes its Certificate of Authenticity.

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• Hand Signed by the Artist
• Tribute to Salvador Dalí's "The Persistence of Memory" (1931)
• Certificate of Authenticity Included
• Ready to Frame

Uncle Scrooge steps into Dalí's studio, brush in hand.

In this playful tribute, Joan Vizcarra turns Scrooge McDuck into a painter at work in front of his easel. Wearing his round glasses, a purple jacket and a large red bow, with a palette full of colours in one hand, Scrooge is finishing his own version of Salvador Dalí's "The Persistence of Memory": the melting clocks, the bare tree, the strange sleeping figure and the golden cliffs of Cap de Creus under a clear sky.

Vizcarra combines two worlds with great humour: the surreal landscape of the most famous Catalan painter and the unmistakable personality of Disney's richest duck. The warm browns, ochres and blues, the detailed brushwork and the expressive drawing make this a lively, decorative piece in a generous horizontal format.

▸ Gouache on art paper – Format: 50 x 35 cm (unframed)
▸ Unique Original Artwork
▸ Hand signed by the artist, lower right

Joan Vizcarra is a Spanish artist and one of the world's most celebrated caricaturists, renowned for his expressive style and a career spanning more than 15,000 original artworks. His portraits of international celebrities are collected worldwide.

This one-of-a-kind artwork comes directly from the artist's studio, is hand signed, and includes its Certificate of Authenticity.

** Express and Secure Guaranteed Shipping.

Details

Item
- Scrooge McDuck as Salvador Dalí "The Persistence of Memory" Tribute
Series
Original Gouache 50 x 35 cm - Hand Signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Artist
Joan Vizcarra
Width
50 cm
Height
35 cm
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
17151
Objects sold
100%
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