She is older than the stones among which she rests. Her smooth, plucked eyebrows and peculiar fashion of the day create a serene and penetrating gaze. Her timeless, subtitle smile beguiles us. Her calm grace, inner light and singularly unique charms entrap and disarm us.
Hers is the face that sunk a thousand ships. She is the quintessential marriage of classical beauty and devil-may-give-a-rat’s ass attitude. With the shock of hair, cut as the fearsome American tribal warriors wore it and a spiky neck collar ringing her throat, as well as a jagged little safety pin piercing her soft flesh, Mona Mohawk's expression of surly disdain is as effective as a snub-nose 45, for all its lethal intent.
This very special and very limited edition of 13 hand-pulled prints available exclusively from Station 4, featuring wildly inspired color effects is the newest and perhaps the most audacious version of Mona Mohawk yet. We’re hoping the spirit of Leonardo is benevolently gazing down on our humble efforts and giving us his blessing in this artistically sincere rendering of his timeless masterpiece.
Winston Smith
“Mona Mohawk”
Printed by Political Gridlock at the Firehouse Kustom Rockart Co.
5 color screenprint
Printed on canvas
Dimensions: 18” x 18” (45.72 x 45.72cm)
Each canvas is incomparable and varies in appearance and detail
Signed and numbered
Edition of 13
Limit 1 per customer
$300
AVAILABLE JUNE 17th @ 2pm PST at Station 4.
Also, if you are going to be in San Francisco this Saturday June 20th -- stop by the Political Gridlock/Station 4 booth at Rock Art By The Bay and say hello, otherwise we'll see you at the world premiere of American Artifact: The Rise of American Rock Poster Art later that evening.
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