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handwoven tapestry // I Love You by Peter Blake, a handwoven tapestry created in 1983, radiates warmth and simplicity through its bold design and vibrant colors. Dominated by a large, bright pink heart at the center, the piece is framed with blocks of primary colors—yellow, red, blue, and green—set against a black border. At the top, the text I LOVE YOU is prominently displayed in a classic, uppercase typeface, giving the work a direct, heartfelt message. Blake, known for his association with Pop Art, utilizes the tapestry medium to convey an enduring sentiment of love, blending the aesthetics of pop culture with traditional craft techniques. This tapestry, part of a limited edition of 30, transforms a universal declaration of affection into an engaging and visually impactful artwork.
I Love You, 1983
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handwoven tapestry // I Love You by Peter Blake, a handwoven tapestry created in 1983, radiates warmth and simplicity through its bold design and vibrant colors. Dominated by a large, bright pink heart at the center, the piece is framed with blocks of primary colors—yellow, red, blue, and green—set against a black border. At the top, the text I LOVE YOU is prominently displayed in a classic, uppercase typeface, giving the work a direct, heartfelt message. Blake, known for his association with Pop Art, utilizes the tapestry medium to convey an enduring sentiment of love, blending the aesthetics of pop culture with traditional craft techniques. This tapestry, part of a limited edition of 30, transforms a universal declaration of affection into an engaging and visually impactful artwork.
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Peter Blake
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GBP 9,000 - 12,000
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