Adriana Olivier (1990) - Third Portrait Artist Proof 1 / AP1





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Adriana Olivier (1990) – Third Portrait Artist Proof 1 / AP1, 3 värin silkkiprintti Munken Smooth 400gsm -paperille, 56 x 47 cm, rajoitettu painos AP1:stä 154, valmistettu vuonna 2024 Yhdistyneessä kuningaskunnassa, käsin signeerattu, erinomaisessa kunnossa, COA mukana.
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AP1 tai ensimmäinen artist proof.
There were just made a few artist proofs of this print according to Frazer and Joe from Moosey art, the gallery that released this work.
3 colour screen print on Munken Smooth 400gsm paper
Limited edition total edition run was 154
Comes with certificate of authenticity COA
Hand signed
56cm x 47cm
Adriana Oliver is best known for her flat, Pop-inspired portraits of faceless men and women, which riff on 1950s and ’60s film stills. Her figures, which she paints in muted blocks of color and demarcates with thick, black outlines, lack individuality as the artist reduces them to signifiers of traditional masculinity and femininity. Oliver has exhibited in Tokyo, Taipei, London, Basel, and São Paulo.
Her work can be found in many collections and art collectors that buy her work also collect works by Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Banksy Damien Hirst, Mr. Brainwash, Javier Calleja, Edgar Plans, Takashi Murakami, Takeru Amano and many more modern contemporary artists.
AP1 tai ensimmäinen artist proof.
There were just made a few artist proofs of this print according to Frazer and Joe from Moosey art, the gallery that released this work.
3 colour screen print on Munken Smooth 400gsm paper
Limited edition total edition run was 154
Comes with certificate of authenticity COA
Hand signed
56cm x 47cm
Adriana Oliver is best known for her flat, Pop-inspired portraits of faceless men and women, which riff on 1950s and ’60s film stills. Her figures, which she paints in muted blocks of color and demarcates with thick, black outlines, lack individuality as the artist reduces them to signifiers of traditional masculinity and femininity. Oliver has exhibited in Tokyo, Taipei, London, Basel, and São Paulo.
Her work can be found in many collections and art collectors that buy her work also collect works by Andy Warhol, Basquiat, Banksy Damien Hirst, Mr. Brainwash, Javier Calleja, Edgar Plans, Takashi Murakami, Takeru Amano and many more modern contemporary artists.

