You're Blowed Upon Fagin! Limited edition giclee print of an original art work.

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By Phil Davis
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

61 × 51 × 0.2 cm

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Each print is created with a matte finish, using archival quality acid free paper made from 100% cotton rag. Designed to hold the pigment inks without fading or yellowing over time. Each print is originally signed on the surrounding border. (or on mount if required for framing purposes).

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Signed limited edition giclee print of original art work "You're Blowed Upon Fagin!" Original piece created in 2015 on 24" x 20" box canvas, using acrylic paint, hand made stencil and mixed media. Limited edition of 25. Available in size. 24" x 20" or 1:1 scale with original art work Each print is created with a matte finish, using archival quality acid free paper made from 100% cotton rag. Designed to hold pigment inks without fading or yellowing over time. Each print is originally signed on the surrounding border. (Or on mount if required for custom framing purposes). "That’s very likely. You’re blowed upon Fagin." 'This piece, my third study of actor Robert Newton as Bill Sykes from the David Lean film ‘Oliver Twist’ interprets him in more striking and lighter colours, in contrast to darker and moodier previous versions. I've depicted the moment Sykes believes Fagin is headed to the gallows, and the visceral hatred and delight that appears on his face. I was struck by this moment due to the especially characterful expression on Newton’s face in this scene, possibly the mischievous sneer that foreshadows the actors iconic appearance as Long John Silver. For me it’s one of those moments where a facial expression sums up the character perfectly.'

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