Wes Anderson’s Dog – Michelin Building

Mychael Barratt

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Wes Anderson’s Dog – Michelin Building, Limited edition silkscreen print by Mychael Barratt

 

Edition of 50

 

Size: 68cm (h) x 66cm (w)

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Wes Anderson’s Dog – Michelin Building, Limited edition silkscreen print by Mychael Barratt

 

Edition of 50

 

Size: 68cm (h) x 66cm (w)

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Framing

Follow ‘Our Pick’ for our expert choice, ready to hang. Our framing is handmade by our trusted framing partner with 30 years experience. Learn more about our bespoke framing

Own Art - PayByFinance

Own Art is designed to make it affordable for everyone to own contemporary art by providing interest-free loans from £100 up to £2,500 spread over 10 equal payments. Learn more. Select PaybyFinance at Checkout.

Delivery

UK
Unframed – we aim to deliver unframed artwork within 7-10 days.
Framed – our frames are custom made, please allow up to 21 days for delivery.

International
Unframed only – we aim to despatch unframed artwork within 7-10 days.
You can read our Returns Policy here

Find out more about International Shipping here

Mychael Barratt

Mychael Barratt is a printmaker and painter born in Toronto, Canada and has been living and working in the UK since 1984. Mychael studied at Central St. Martin’s School of Art in London and since graduating he became a Fellow and then President of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. Mychael's works are full of detail and humour and depict visual narratives, often confidently pilfering famous characters from art history. Maps have become increasingly prevalent in Mychael’s work showing events from famous historical dates and themes showing his love of London and art history. His popular range of works featuring famous artists thought history and their pets, cleverly re-created in the original artist’s style, allows the work to register with viewers and adds a humorous sense of déjá vu.