Hagan Brothers | Not So Happy Meal – The First Date

€ 625,00

Mediumoil and gold leaf on panel with resin finish
Dimensions24,5 x 29,5 cm (11.6" x 9,6")
Year2015
Editionunique
Detailscomes framed, signed by the artist

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About Hagan Brothers | Not So Happy Meal – The First Date

Hagan Brothers Jo & Graeme breathe new life into the modern art space and audaciously showcases the brothers’ conventional artistic training into contemporary pop art influenced pieces. Sown from the seeds of their internationally accredited master impressionist father Robert Hagan, brothers Jo & Graeme were artistically trained from a very early age. The more traditional style for which the Hagan Brothers have gained a reputation have been exhibited in countless well regarded galleries across the USA and Australia including galleries in Aspen, Beaver Creek, Denver, Dallas, Jackson Hole and right across the mid west.

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Hagan Brothers Jo & Graeme breathe new life into the modern art space and audaciously showcases the brothers’ conventional artistic training into contemporary pop art influenced pieces.

Sown from the seeds of their internationally accredited master impressionist father Robert Hagan, brothers Jo & Graeme were artistically trained from a very early age. The more traditional style for which the Hagan Brothers have gained a reputation have been exhibited in countless well regarded galleries across the USA and Australia including galleries in Aspen, Beaver Creek, Denver, Dallas, Jackson Hole and right across the mid west.

The Hagan Brothers’ recent works are a sharp departure from the more conservative styles for which they have become known. In this way, their traditional training transports them outside the confines of impressionist artistic styles. This allows the pieces to showcase more intellectually daring and challenging musings and experimental, pop art influenced statements. The Hagan Brothers seek to lead your imagination astray.

Make sure to check out the Hagan Brothers biography video here.

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