Paint it black (on Wood), 2014 David Hockney inviting viewers to question the

inviting viewers to question the boundaries between the natural world and human creation

Untitled (Kiss)

Guests relax by the swimming pool at Lilly Pulitzer's pool party

As examples of late 20th-century civic art

Initialed in the screen from an edition of 380

Paint it black (on Wood), 2014 David Hockney inviting viewers to question thePaint it Black (on Wood), 2014, is a screenprint on wood from an edition of 6. This work features Fairey's bold graphic style with likely references to music, specifically the Rolling Stones' song of the same name. The printing on wood creates a unique textural quality that enhances the artwork's visual impact and provides an organic substrate that contrasts with Fairey's precise graphic style. The print was produced in a very limited edition of only