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Che Vive |
Sopranos |
Sid |
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No Mr Bond |
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Dance Good Black
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Cobain |
 
Dance Good (Bubblegum) |
Greed is Good |
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Jimmy Dean (White) |
Jimmy Dean (Blue) |
Jimmy Dean (Black) |
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Diamonds are a girls
best friend (Pink) |
Diamonds are a girls
best friend (White) |
Diamonds are a girls
best friend (Black) |
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The ModFather |
Angel |
Jack Carter |
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George's 'Iconic Stars' collection has
been exclusively commissioned, and will be available for sale in
both Europe and the USA, thereby limiting the number available
for sale in the UK. They are available as a
295-canvas
edition, 95-paper edition and 20 artist proofs. Total edition is
410 prints worldwide. |
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Morning Glory - Oasis |
'Wanted' - Jon Bon Jovi |
Bono |
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'Dude' - Steven Tyler |
Hey Jimi |
The razor's cut him |
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I do this for a living |
How do I Look? |
Boards do not fight back |
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Travis Bickle |
I'll have the calamari |
The Don |
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Mia Wallace - Pulp Fiction |
The Righteous Man |
Can you hear Jimi? |
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(White)
Audrey Hepburn
"I'm Crazy about Tiffany's!" |
(Pink)
Audrey
Hepburn
"I'm Crazy about Tiffany's!" |
(Black)
Audrey
Hepburn
"I'm Crazy about Tiffany's!" |
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Canvas edition still available. |
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Quadrophenia |
Welcome to the Dark Side |
New Rat Pack |
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Besty |
Mutual Respect
Inventory Level -
Paper edition Sold Out
Canvas edition still available. |
Bobby Moore |
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Madonna - Material Girl |
I'm gonna
bust you up!
Inventory Level -
Paper edition sold out
Canvas edition still available. |
Your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see |
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Pure Genius
Inventory Level -
Paper edition sold out
Canvas edition still available. |
You've had your six!
Inventory Level -
Sold Out |
Michael Caine - Carter
Inventory Level -
extremely low |
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Jim Morrison - The Doors
Inventory Level -
extremely low |
The Dogs |
The Dogs
The Dogs |
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Increase the Peace
Inventory Level -
extremely low |
Sorry, did I break your concentration?
Inventory Level -
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Montana Blue
Inventory Level -
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 Look at the
pelican fly!
Inventory Level -
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You're a pig that don't fly straight
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Goodfellas
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You wanna
job, Ernie?
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I want that trophy
Inventory Level -
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You're messin' with the best
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You were only supposed to blow the bloody
doors off!
Inventory Level -
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Don Corleone
Inventory Level -
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Say 'ello to my little friend
Inventory Level - Sold Out |
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George Ioannou was born in Croydon,
South London in 1974. His early inspiration came from
the comic book heroes of the 1960s and 1970s, and having
gained his art A-level, his early ambition was to be a
cartoonist.
For a time though, he found himself working in estate
agency, though he never lost his passion for art, and was
always more drawn to the interior aesthetic rather than the
bricks and mortar of the properties he worked with.
To answer his desire to be involved in a more creative
profession, Ioannou studied television and film, which in
turn brought him back to the screen icons who had influenced
his life, whose craft he admired, such as Al Pacino.
He then began to take on numerous acting roles, both on the
big screen, including Die Another Day, and on the
television, in The Bill.
Ultimately, it was buying his own house that brought Ioannou
back to creating art. Faced with bare walls, he
visited art galleries, but couldn’t find anything that truly
inspired him. So he painted his first canvas, of Al Pacino
in Scarface; and as he says; ‘the house loved it........!’
Eventually, with the encouragement of everyone who saw and
loved Al Pacino, Ioannou was persuaded to paint a
series of work for publication.
For his first series of ‘icon’ images, Ioannou has painted,
by choice, on the films and film stars that inspired him
personally the most. He works in acrylic on canvas,
taking many hours to select and draw the initial image by
hand, determining the balance of form and shading needed to
capture the mood of the piece. He then chooses and
mixes his colours to further enhance the vibrancy and
emotion of the image, before finally applying paint to
canvas.
While George Ioannou’s work may be referenced to that of the
great 1960s artist Andy Warhol and the whole ‘pop-art’
genre, he reintroduces us to this style in a new Millennium
with his own unique palette. |
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