Product Description
Pop armour. That armour is Neoclassical Pop Art's new Pop take on a Renaissance warrior drawing, recoloured into new art. Pink, blue and yellow turn a Renaissance warrior's ornate helmet into graphic art.
“Warrior” is Neoclassical Pop Art's original take on Leonardo da Vinci's drawing “Le Condottiere”, or “A Bust of a Warrior”, made c. 1472 and held at the British Museum. Pink, blue and yellow turn the ornate helmet into graphic armour.
The left-handed drawing exhibits Leonardo's study of a lost artwork by his teacher, Andrea Verrocchio.
The Art Historian Vasari held Verrocchio (1550 and 1568) created two metal relief profile portraits of Alexander the Great, leader of the Greeks, and Darius, the Persian king sent to Lorenzo 'il Magnifico' de' Medici, ruler of Florence (1469-92), intended as gifts to the king of Hungary.
Da Vinci's metal point drawing is likely a study of Alexander the Great, king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon. By the age of thirty, Alexander established one of the largest empires in history. He was undefeated in battle and is universally considered one of the most successful military commanders of all times.
Alexander, by way of two Florentine masters.
A contemporary print, created by the Neoclassical Pop Art studio. A collectible statement piece where the old masters meet pop culture, made for true art lovers.
This poster has a partly glossy, partly matte finish and it'll add a touch of sophistication to any room.
- 10 mil thick
- Slightly glossy
- Fingerprint resistant
- Creator : Neoclassical Pop Art
- Year of Creation : 2019
- Dimensions : 24"x 36"
- Medium : Print on Paper
- Movement & Style : Neoclassical Pop Art
