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These are Art Jungle’s own designs and are not sold anywhere else. The motifs are contemporary: abstract anatomical figures, geometric compositions, mechanical and Constructivist portraits, dancers as studies of motion and colour, brutalist courtyards, pop bananas and several takes on the Berlin TV Tower.

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The titles name the styles these designs draw on: Art Deco, Constructivism, modernist and brutalist architecture, pop art. Berlin is the recurring subject, above all the television tower on Alexanderplatz, which opened in 1969.

Several titles name Berlin outright, from “Berlin Skyline and Canal” to “Berlin TV Tower Sunburst” and “Geometric Berlin Television Tower”. A second group turns to buildings and space, with “Monolithic Courtyard in Shadow” and “Modernist Facade Study”. Figures and faces form a third, among them “Golden Silhouette Dancers”, “Anatomical Motion in Colour”, “Abstract Mechanical Portrait” and “Constructivist Portrait in Red”. Coffee, fruit and vegetables run alongside, from “Morning Coffee and Blooms” to an avocado, a tomato and “Pop Bananas on Red”. Every design is made to order in Berlin as a giclée print in pigment inks, on matte 210 g/m² fine art paper or 400 g/m² cotton canvas, in sizes A4 to A0.

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