A colourful boxed canvas by internationally renowned artist Romero Britto.
Exploding with vivid colour and patterns, this vibrant boxed canvas by Romero Britto features one of the most recognisable paintings from art history, the Campbell's soup can from Andy Warhol's 1962 artwork of the same name.
Inspired by artists like Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Roy Lichtenstein from the original pop art movement, Romero also incorporates elements of cubism which combines to make his artwork truly unique and, what he describes as, "colourful, happy and hopeful".
Find out how Romero Britto's prints are created at his US studio in our behind-the-scenes video here.
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Brazilian-born and Miami-made, Pop artist Romero uses vibrant colours, playful themes and abstract compositions to create a style The New York Times says exudes ‘warmth, optimism and love’.
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