Waterloo Sunset
Description
Originally created for the 2014 Thud, Crackle, Pop Exhibition.
'The Kinks’ 1967 single "Waterloo Sunset" is referenced in both the title of this work and the image itself. Here ‘Terry meets Julie’ at Waterloo Station and embrace in front of a bright orange sunset. The crowd and the station are painted grey to emphasise how fervently this couple focus on one another, whilst the surroundings fade and blur. They ignore the millions of people swarming like flies and retreat to paradise when they: "Cross over the river, Where they feel safe and sound gazing on Waterloo Sunset."'
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Unframed Art Print:
Small: 40cm x 40cm
Large: 60cm x 60cm
Printed on high-quality paper with a 5cm white border.
Delivery in 3 - 5 days
Framed Art Print:
Small: 43cm x 43cm (approx)
Large: 63cm x 63cm (approx)
Mounted in a bespoke glass, black angled frame by our local framer.
Delivery in 9 - 11 days
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Size: 21cm x 21cm
Fixings for the picture to be hung on your wall or stood on a desk or shelf.
Mounted in a bespoke glass, black angled frame by our local framer.
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