Antony Donaldson's portrait of Alfred Hitchcock is a screenprint that captures the filmmaker's distinctive silhouette and penetrating gaze through bold, simplified forms characteristic of 1960s Pop art. The work employs high contrast and a limited color palette to create a striking graphic image that emphasizes Hitchcock's iconic profile and commanding presence. Like much of Donaldson's practice, the print transforms a celebrity subject into an image of graphic immediacy that reflects the visual language of contemporary popular culture.