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Oliver Osborne — The Pig
Oliver Osborne

The Pig

2015

Oliver Osborne's three-part work *The Pig* combines oil painting and silkscreen printing on linen, creating a layered interplay between mechanical reproduction and the painterly hand. The triptych format lends the composition a narrative or sequential quality, while the artist's custom frame signals a deliberate attention to how the work exists as a complete, unified object. Osborne's practice often draws on vernacular imagery and graphic culture, and this piece reflects his characteristic blending of pop sensibility with a more intimate, material approach to the painted surface.

Medium
oil and silkscreen on linen, in 3 parts, in artist's frame

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Oliver Osborne, The Pig, 2015

Oliver Osborne's three-part work *The Pig* combines oil painting and silkscreen printing on linen, creating a layered interplay between mechanical reproduction and the painterly hand. The triptych format lends the composition a narrative or sequential quality, while the artist's custom frame signals a deliberate attention to how the work exists as a complete, unified object. Osborne's practice often draws on vernacular imagery and graphic culture, and this piece reflects his characteristic blending of pop sensibility with a more intimate, material approach to the painted surface.

Medium
oil and silkscreen on linen, in 3 parts, in artist's frame
Year
2015
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Figurative Painting, Male Artist, Triptych Format, Linen Support, Mixed Media, Emerging Artist, British Artist, Pop Art Influence, Contemporary Artist, Oil And Silkscreen, Deadpan Humor, Animal Subject

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