BIKINI

$190.00

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Growing up in Oceanside, NY, and moving to Los Angeles in 1971, included a lot of time on the beach. A Neiman Marcus buyer classified the bikini as “a big thing” in the '60s. Brian Hyland also had a hit single at that time with the song “Itsy Bitsy, Teenie Weenie, Yellow Polka Dot Bikini,” in which the song’s protagonist was “afraid to come out of the water.” However, she did! The bikini was a sign of liberation for women and is still ubiquitous today. This retro portrait, that sort of looks like Liz Taylor, says it all.

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You will receive an authentic, limited edition giclee print (0f 10) that faithfully captures the essence of the original, along with a Certificate of Authenticity. It is a vertical, retro portrait 24" high by 18" wide.

It was created using the finest materials available to assure long lasting beauty and to protect your investment in fine art. The paper is acid-free, and is used in conjunction with archival, pigmented inks.

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