The Italian Job by John Wilson

With some of the most recognizable works of art, sophisticatedly depicted and true to the original, Wilson creates a gallery inspired by these great artists, yet adds his own quirky and distinct characters to fill the gallery.

This fantastic Limited Edition Giclee on board certainly offers a unique and exciting take within the contemporary art created today and once displayed, acts as a brilliant focal point for any room it's proudly displayed in!

Another pun on the title with this new piece for Spring 2013 and we have many great Italian paintings here in this new depiction of a museum.

Like its sister piece, 'Atlantic Crossing' we have a lighter more pink wall colour which is soothing and allows us to focus on the wonderful 'artwork' he has painted.

I will list the paintings for those that are curious:

Modigliani - Portrait of Jeanne Hebuterne, Canaletto - Outside of Piazza San Marco, John Singer Sargent - Gondolieres' Siesta, Da Vinci - Mona Lisa (listed left to right). Apparently this was one of his most labour intensive pieces to paint taking nearly 20 hours to complete.