Elio Rodriguez "Gone With The Macho" 2005 /99 Signed Limited Unframed Art 100x70
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Elio Rodriguez "Gone With The Macho" 2005 /99 Signed Limited Unframed Art 100x70
Sale price
$1,120.00
Regular price
$2,800.00
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Product Details
Country of Origin
United States
Image Orientation
Portrait
Period
Contemporary (1970 - 2020)
Item Height
100 cm
Item Width
70 cm
Year of Production
2005
Material
Paper
Production Technique
Screen Printing
Framing
Unframed
Description
Elio Rodriguez Gone With The Macho Signed Limited Serigraph /99
New. Original retail $2800.
Features
- Signed limited edition serigraph / screenprint on paper, pencil signed and numbered /99
- Title: Gone With The Macho — satirical Macho Enterprises S.A. Remakes-style movie-poster print (Gone with the Wind parody)
- Credits on sheet include Elio Rodriguez as El Macho, La Lupe soundtrack, Global Design
- Bold flame backdrop with central couple and tropical still-life motifs
- Country of origin: Cuba
Size & Fit
- Approx. 100 x 70 cm (39.4 x 27.6 in)
- Unframed print with wide white margins
Elio Rodríguez (b. 1966, Havana) is a Cuban contemporary artist known for satirical Macho Enterprises screenprints that parody Caribbean stereotypes, race, and masculinity; he trained at San Alejandro and ISA in Havana and lives and works in Spain.
New. Original retail $2800.
Features
- Signed limited edition serigraph / screenprint on paper, pencil signed and numbered /99
- Title: Gone With The Macho — satirical Macho Enterprises S.A. Remakes-style movie-poster print (Gone with the Wind parody)
- Credits on sheet include Elio Rodriguez as El Macho, La Lupe soundtrack, Global Design
- Bold flame backdrop with central couple and tropical still-life motifs
- Country of origin: Cuba
Size & Fit
- Approx. 100 x 70 cm (39.4 x 27.6 in)
- Unframed print with wide white margins
Elio Rodríguez (b. 1966, Havana) is a Cuban contemporary artist known for satirical Macho Enterprises screenprints that parody Caribbean stereotypes, race, and masculinity; he trained at San Alejandro and ISA in Havana and lives and works in Spain.