Marketing blurb (1950s celebration) “Lucy in Geo” is a bright, happy salute to 1950s television—crisp color blocks in cherry red, golden yellow, navy, and cobalt frame the most famous side-glance in comedy. The pearls, red lip, and playful heart earring nod to mid-century glamour while the geometric spotlight shapes keep the energy modern and fun. It’s a bold, feel-good statement piece that celebrates the face that made America laugh.

Specs: Acrylic & archival ink • Strathmore illustration paper • 14×17 inches • Edition: Original (1/1) • Signed on front • Certificate of Authenticity included.
 
Original acrylic and archival ink on 14×17 in Strathmore illustration paper. The composition uses hard-edge geometry and flat, high-contrast color to create movement without "brushy" texture; diagonals direct the eye from the hair to the lashes, then down the neckline. A limited, saturated palette (warm reds/yellows vs. cool blues) builds strong figure–ground separation, while the simplified silhouette and negative-space facial planes reference mid-century poster design and hard-edge painting. Focal hierarchy is clear: the iris and lashes take primary emphasis, the lip and heart earring serve as accent points, and the pearls stabilize the lower frame. Hand-signed; one-of-one work that reads clean from distance and holds detail up close—museum-ready and collector-grade.
 
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