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Benjamin Thomas Taylor is known for Pop Art-inspired pieces characterised by bright colours. Each of his optimistic artworks is designed to question the mythology surrounding the genius of the artist.

In this piece, Thomas Taylor brings together nods to his previous works, including his glitter basketballs and the colourful lettering found in his artworks celebrating David Hockney, Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

From a limited edition of 10, each giclée print is hand-finished with 10 colours of glitter, and comes signed and numbered by the artist. This piece is available in three sizes. 


 

 

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    Signed: Yes
    Medium: Giclee, Print
    Edition Type: Limited Edition
    Set of Works: Yes
    Edition Size: 10
    Size (cm):
    SKU: EG18938
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    About the artist
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    Known for his bright, Pop Art inspired landscapes, Benjamin Thomas Taylor blends the rural with the urban, the real with the fantastical, for a dreamy and escapist aesthetic.

    His detailed paintings are self-consciously joyful, filled with bright colour and optimistic slogans. Often, his work includes a painting-by-numbers motif, designed to invite the viewer back into childhood associations and to question the mythology of the genius of the artist.  

    Since studying painting at Brighton University, Taylor has gone on to exhibit with a number of galleries, across the UK and internationally.