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Julian Opie This Is Keira 03 For Sale

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Julian Opie - This Is Keira 03, 2004, Silkscreen on painted wooden board

This Is Keira 03, 2004

Silkscreen on painted wooden board

36 x 18 in 91.4 x 45.7 cm

This minimalist portrait reduces the human figure to its essential visual elements through Opie's signature style of bold black outlines and flat planes of color. The silkscreen technique on painted wooden board creates a smooth, graphic quality that bridges fine art and commercial design. The work depicts a standing female figure rendered with characteristic economy of line, where facial features are distilled to simple dots and curves, and the body is suggested through clean geometric forms. The limited color palette and absence of shadow or depth give the piece an immediate, iconic presence. Julian Opie has established himself as one of the most distinctive portraitists of the contemporary era, with works held in major international collections including the National Portrait Gallery and Tate. This piece exemplifies his ability to capture recognizability through radical simplification, creating images that feel simultaneously timeless and utterly contemporary. The work's compact vertical format and wooden support give it particular appeal for collectors seeking museum-quality pieces with strong visual impact. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.

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