Shag "Bad Apple" Framed Print

Bad Apple Fine Art Print

"Mirror, Mirror, on the wall... who is fairest Villainess of them all?"

The final fine art print in a series of four Villainesses, Bad Apple ends Shag's (Josh Agle) dastardly take on iconic characters 

Details:

• Final Fine Art Print in a series of Four Villainesses
• 6 Color, Hand-Pulled, Silk-Screened, Serigraph Print - provides 6 passes of bright ink colors for added depth and better color saturation
• Framed with one of our Copen Blue custom fabric liner
• Framed Size is approx. 18” x 21" (approx. 45.7cm x 53.3cm) - to be featured prominently in your favorite room 
• Unframed Size is approx. 11.5" x 15.5" (approx. 29.2cm x 39.4cm)
• Edition 6 of 200 - to protect long-term print value  
• Hand Signed & Numbered by Shag to prevent fraud and avoid the trend of machine signing & numbering
• Thick fine art cotton rag paper to ensure archival inks perform to their full potential and provide a sturdy and safe background for your image

Who is Shag?

JOSH AGLE

Shag is a painter, designer and illustrator working in Southern California. His distinctive artistic style draws from commercial illustration from the past five decades, but the work is imbued with an attitude and sly sense of humor which is unmistakably of our time. Solo exhibitions of Shag's work have been held in the United States, Europe, Japan, Australia and South America.

The paintings themselves celebrate consumerism and consumption on vividly colored sharply rendered panels; the characters drink, smoke and eat in lavish, stylish surroundings. But Shag sees the visuals of his work as stage scenery. He's more concerned with the themes and narratives in the paintings, and the meanings a viewer might find when he looks at a piece of Shag art.

Shag lives with his wife and children in a mid-century home overlooking a peaceful wooded valley, much like homes he paints in his art. He considers Palm Springs, California his second home and is an enthusiastic booster for the city. In 2009 The Shag Store opened in Palm Springs. It is the world's first retail boutique and gallery dedicated solely to his art, prints and merchandise, and has quickly become a must-see destination for people visiting the city.