Original British Modernist Art
Skinbyrd
By the end of the 1960s, the harder, more working-class edge of Mod culture was becoming something distinct. The clothes remained sharp, but grew more practical; the hair became shorter and the soundtrack embraced Jamaican ska, rocksteady and early reggae alongside soul. From that meeting of British Modernism and Jamaican rude-boy style, the original skinhead culture emerged.Skinbyrd focuses on one of its most precise expressions of identity. Seen from behind, the subject is revealed almost entirely through the immaculate geometry of her haircut, where every line has been considered and nothing is accidental.It is a portrait not simply of a woman, but of the discipline, confidence and attention to detail required to belong entirely to your own style.Each work is printed to order on heavyweight 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag, a 100% cotton paper chosen for its natural tone, subtle texture and exceptional reproduction of deep blacks and fine detail.Supplied unframed, it leaves you free to choose a frame with the same individuality and attention to detail that define Modernist style. Every print is carefully packaged for protection in transit, with UK delivery included in the price.
