Drowning Girl Fine Art Print
$24.95 – $32.54
My rendition of Lichtenstein’s Drowning Girl featuring AOC, of course. The original illustration was inspired by the comics “Run for Love!” from the magazine Secret Hearts Number 83 (November 1962), illustrated by Tony Abruzzo and by the Great Wave of Kanagawa of Hokusai.
Our giclee prints are printed in America with only top quality materials. We use high quality archival paper as our standard for giclee printing. All of our materials meet and exceed the standards set forth by the Fine Art Trade Guild for pH and lightfastness.
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