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Marlon Brando, portrait for Nova Magazine - Brian Sanders, Original artwork 1970 Acrylic thrown out of Algeria during

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thrown out of Algeria during the French war and lauded for his reporting in Vietnam

the clever use of a cool highlight on the gun brings it out of hiding

along with fashion design by Quant herself

there is a subtlety in this piece

His favoured medium of watercolour provided his work with a refined quality

Marlon Brando, portrait for Nova Magazine - Brian Sanders, Original artwork 1970 Acrylic thrown out of Algeria during1970, Original artwork watercolour and pencil on board The legendary actor Marlon Brando, saw a revival of his career with an Academy Award in 1972 for his role in The Godfather. He was known for wearing his trousers slightly too short. The original painting art board is approximately 35cm wide x 54cm tall. The artwork is float mounted on to conservation grade mountboard and presented in a white wooden box frame glazed with anti reflective glass.

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