Artwork description:
Portrait of Mexican revolutionary Doroteo Arango, A.K.A. Pancho Villa.
Limited edition produced using manual printing techniques, fixing stencils cut by hand using X-Acto blades to silkscreen printing frames. Tones and shades are superimposed on each other, in a radical departure from usual silkscreen printing techniques. Executing this type of monoprint involves constant interplay between pre-production and then improvisation in the actual printing session.
Materials used:
370 card
Tags:
#handcut stencil #pop art #silkscreen #monoprints #revolutionary art #anarchy art #mexican revolution #anti system art #pancho villaPancho Villa (2017)
Screenprint
by Carlos Madriz
9 Artist Reviews
£76.9
- Screenprint on Other
- From a limited edition of 1
- Size: 50 x 70 x 1cm (unframed) / 50 x 70cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: People and portraits
- Hurry only 1 left in stock
Artwork description
Portrait of Mexican revolutionary Doroteo Arango, A.K.A. Pancho Villa.
Limited edition produced using manual printing techniques, fixing stencils cut by hand using X-Acto blades to silkscreen printing frames. Tones and shades are superimposed on each other, in a radical departure from usual silkscreen printing techniques. Executing this type of monoprint involves constant interplay between pre-production and then improvisation in the actual printing session.
Materials used:
370 card
Tags:
#handcut stencil #pop art #silkscreen #monoprints #revolutionary art #anarchy art #mexican revolution #anti system art #pancho villaReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (9)
This artwork is sold by Carlos Madriz from Spain
Carlos Madriz
Spain
About
CARLOS MADRIZ (b. 1972 CARACAS – VENEZUELA)Born and brought up in Caracas, in the mid-80s Carlos started experimenting withdrawing, etching, silk-screen printing, design, painting and Street Art. It was at... Read more
