Product Description
In blue, the sleeper seems to dream of the sea. In blue, Neoclassical Pop Art turns the Flemish study into a new artwork about the sea. Calm, cool and quietly romantic.
Neoclassical Pop Art's “The Sleeping Woman” recolours “Sketches of a Sleeping Woman” by Anthony van Dyck (c. 1620; the National Library of Spain, Madrid) in blue, a seaside hush for a bedroom.
The ongoing curiosity with classical antiquity encouraged Baroque artists to reinvent their approach to the figure myth in art. We know from Leonardo da Vinci, that the theme of the "sleeping woman" in antiquity art represented death. This Van Dyck early female figure drawing is likely influenced by his mentor Sir Peter Paul Rubens, that painted large women with radiant flesh.
A restful image for a restful room.
This luxurious portrait is a Neoclassical Pop Art artwork that is both classical and contemporary spiritual Fine Art Print to add character decorating any space.
Printed on premium artist-grade custom paper with archival, acid-free pigment based inks. This poster ships rolled in a tube.
