James Whitington 'Shunga I' hyper-real

James Whitington 'Shunga I' hyper-realJames Whitingtons Shunga I lives by its name. A Japanese term delineating picture of spring, this work celebrates the cycle of life in all its contact highs. For new beginnings or to begin anew, fall beneath the Shungas peachy, post coital spell. A preeminent printmaker and artist, Whitington has worked alongside Australian artists Charles Blackman and Brett Whiteley, directed films and exhibited widely. A creative to his core, Whitingtons work is as

Signed: Signed Charles Blackman bottom

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This work of art comes stretched and ready to hang

tongue-in-cheek will make a bold addition to collections of contemporary and pop art

Polymer paint on Fabriano 200gsm paper

edition of 60

he earned great esteem

Dimensions: 55 x 64 cm

The stylus does not want to make a curved line due to the nature of the way the Perspex is made… Plexiglass or Perspex determined the low edition of 20 only as the plates were delicate and we could only extract a certain amount of passes under the roller before the drypoint etch flattened out

inscribed with edition number and title in pencil in margin below image

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