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JAGE LOOKING AT A BUTTERFLY- 1970s Poster

1970

$456.94
£341.08
€400VAT Included
CA$638.64
A$650.17
CHF 376.43
MX$8,584.14
NOK 4,207.73
SEK 4,489.98
DKK 3,060.31

About the Item

This image depicts a leopard lying in a tree, surrounded by a vivid and surreal landscape. The leopard, with its yellow and black spotted coat, takes center stage, capturing attention through its relaxed but alert posture. Around him, the dominant colors are intense and contrasting: a sky shaded from pink to purple, deep blue water, and details of green leaves. In the foreground, a yellow butterfly with black details appears to perch on a plant, adding an element of lightness and delicacy to the scene. In the background, a blazing sun sets behind a dark snow-capped mountain, completing the landscape with a touch of majesty. The artistic stroke is reminiscent of a pop-surrealist or psychedelic style, with strong lines and bright colors that convey energy and movement. The shiny silver frame perfectly frames the work, enhancing its vibrant colors.An original black light, silkscreen and lithograph poster from the 1970s published by AA Sales inc. from Seattle, Washington. The poster depicts a jaguar resting on a tree branch reaching out and diving into a tranquil lake. His eyes seem fixed in a butterfly that does not fear the illusory predator. This psychedelic, retro poster is out of print as the printer went out of business in the 1980s. The colors are as vibrant as those depicted, if not more so, and are only intensified when viewed under a black light. Condition: this poster is in like-new condition with no rips, holes, or creases.
  • Creation Year:
    1970
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 22.84 in (58 cm)Width: 34.26 in (87 cm)Depth: 0.4 in (1 cm)
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  • Gallery Location:
    Napoli, IT
  • Reference Number:
    1stDibs: LU568313965242

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