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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Julian Opie, Woman taking off man's shirt. 5, 2003
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Julian Opie, Woman taking off man's shirt. 5, 2003

Julian Opie

Woman taking off man's shirt. 5, 2003
Lithogrpah in colours on paper, framed
100 x 60 cm (framed: 107 x 71.5 cm)
non-editioned multiple
© Julian Opie
Julian Opie, Woman taking off man's shirt. 5, 2003
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Drawing on the visual language of contemporary life, from computer graphics to road signs and billboards, Julian Opie creates landscapes and portraits in an instantly recognisable signature style defined by...
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Drawing on the visual language of contemporary life, from computer graphics to road signs and billboards, Julian Opie creates landscapes and portraits in an instantly recognisable signature style defined by a stripped-down vocabulary of schematic lines and blocks of colour. Interested in the ways reality can be represented and reflected, Opie often reduces iconic subject matter, like close-up portraits, landscapes, and the body in motion, to simple geometric forms, typically rendering faces as a series of piercing dots and lines.
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