Product Description
Warrior Helmet Pattern mapped onto the floor with museum composure. Leonardo's draftsmanship, lasting in daily view.
Titled “Alexander in Pop Armour", the Neoclassical Pop Art artwork inspired by a Vinci "Profile of a warrior in helmet," created c. 1472, currently located at the British Museum, London. Da Vinci drawing is likely a study based on his Teacher Andrea Verrocchio portrait of Alexander the Great. Here the Renaissance original is honoured, not copied: the artwork is new, original Neoclassical Pop Art, a Pop homage and reinterpretation.
Place a collectible Neoclassical Pop Art area rug to add a stylish finishing touch and Classical Art elegance to your space.
Available in 3 sizes - 36x60 inches, in horizontal and vertical shapes, this durable area rug will surely make a style statement in any room. Add playful, colorful or stylish graphics to effortlessly match your aesthetics. This area rug features hemmed edges and a coated backing, ready for any flat-lay design.
.: 100% Polyester Chenille
.: Multiple sizes
.: Hemmed edges
.: Grey underside
