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'Whaat?' Pop Art Limited Edition Print after Irv Novick

Location: Dave Gibbons
Artists: Irv Novick (Penciller) ,  Dave Gibbons (Finisher)

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Location: Dave Gibbons
Title: 'Whaat?' Pop Art Limited Edition Print after Irv Novick*
Artist:  Irv Novick (Penciller) ,  Dave Gibbons (Finisher)
Media Type: Photograph
Art Type: Other
For Sale Status: Trade or offers
Views: 1310
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 5/28/2013

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Wonderfully vibrant and controversial piece - part of a signed and limited edition of 100

A great and timely piece of work and a very worthwhile cause - the art in it's original huge form can be seen til the end of May 2013 adorning the walls of Orbital Comics in Central London. Part of a very cool exhibition which includes Garry Leach, Dean Motter, Howard Chaykin, Ryan Hughes, Steve Cook and many others who have lent their talents to raising the awareness of both afficianados and the general public regarding the usage/plundering of original talent and skill in the comics field by the 'highbrow' art world.

Prints are available via http://print-process.com/ - profits go to the Hero Initiative supporting comic creators.

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Member Since: December 2011
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED KINGDOM
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Mark Levy Member Since 2004
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Posted On 12/3/2022

Wasn't aware of these - looks great and for a great cause!

Marvelman Excelsior Member Since 2011
Posted On 5/11/2023

Mark Levy wrote:
"  Wasn't aware of these - looks great and for a great cause!
 "

Yup, it's definitely a stunner - beautifully printed at a huge size, and way, way better than a Lichtenstein!