MARCEL DZAMA "MASKED COWBOY" WATERCOLORMarcel Dzama is one of the most successful contemporary Canadian artists, beloved for his unmistakable version of Surrealism. Born in Winnipeg in 1974, Dzama achieved an international reputation by the time he was 30. As one of the founding members of the Royal Art Lodge in the 1990s, Dzama contributed to the renaissance of figurative art both in Canada and beyond. This exciting work on paper was created in collaboration with contemporary creative,

variously editioned

"Secret life of Robespierre"

and the French writer Yvon Taillandier interviewed him about this work for the Salon

This work is a true paradigm of (British) Pop Art

and this lenticular edition is no exception

Screenprint on crêpe-de-Chine

Reference: FS II

The sky is a striking blue

The project marks a turning point in Rosenquist’s dynamic life and foreshadows his growing interest in outer space

and producing work that was figurative and inherently personal

Jones dedicated his precise representations on scenes from every-life

Literature: Ihor Holubizky