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This pop art style painting by Tom Conway is titled Sheena is a punk rocker after the classic recording by The Ramones. Punk rock, with its music, haircuts, fashion, leather jackets, tartan, attitude, anarchy and culture, is still here. References to British punk rock music in the painting include the flag, and Sex Pistols Tee Shirt. The classic punk mohawk hair style is incorporated as well as tartan & leather. The girl on left is wearing a studded collar representing the use of studs and safety pins as fashion accessories and punk jewellery. The Punk scene brought with it a wealth of distinctive clothing and hair styles, with designers such as Vivienne Westwood and Zandra Rhodes gaining international recognition and men matching punk female fashions with as much style and rebelliousness. Loose brush work and composition , along with the colour help develop the exciting image and a great painting for your collection.
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