✔ Printed on 260 g/m² Fine Art Paper
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Picasso's Guernica — the most powerful anti-war painting ever made, created in response to the 1937 bombing of a Basque town — reimagined through the lens of neon pop art in a wall decoration that asks what it means to bring neon colour to monochrome rage. The original is black, white and grey. This version forces the question: does neon change the meaning, or make it impossible to look away?
A powerful and thought-provoking pop art wall decoration for art lovers. Available in multiple sizes. Fast UK delivery. Buy 3 get 1 free.
