Mickey Mouse Prison Painting Pop Art Design: Mickey Mouse Guilty

Vincent Bardou's painting depicts an intriguing scene featuring Mickey Mouse during an interrogation. Sporting a mischievous smile, Mickey holds a sign that reads, "It wasn't me, really." The background of the painting features brown graffiti, adding an urban, rebellious touch to the overall work. This unique composition captures Mickey Mouse's playful spirit while also sparking the viewer's curiosity. Vincent Bardou's painting is a distinctive piece of art that will bring a playful and captivating vibe to any exhibition space.

 Mickey Mouse Prison Painting Pop Art Design: Mickey Mouse Guilty

 Dimensions: 100 x 80 x 4 cm

 Techniques: Acrylic paint and spray paint

 Table format: Rectangle

 Year: 2021

 Support: Canvas mounted on a wooden frame

 Thickness 4 cm

 Profile 40 x 40 mm

 Edges: The edges are painted allowing immediate hanging of the work without framing

 Finish: Two coats of acrylic varnish to protect the work

 Painting signed lower right and countersigned on the back

 The work comes with a certificate of authenticity

 Unique and original work