Marilyn Classic (Black) And Then David de la Mano has

David de la Mano has created a style of his own and with it

the original samples of the skates were just details of works created by Kusama

each depicting a different variety of the famous Campbell’s soups

takes on a different cadence here

appearing on posters

Marilyn Classic (Black) And Then David de la Mano hasScreen print on high quality Fedrigoni paper of 330 gsm. Hand signed in pencil by Pure Evil and numbered of an edition limited to 100 copies. Marilyn has become the Pop Art image by excellence. The myth lives further than the fame already achieved in life as the greatest muse of many artists. Pure Evil revisits the image of the actress once using one of her most iconic images, which was taken in a photo shoot to promote the film Niagara, directed by