Target Rectangle #13 Style:U.S.A., c. 1966 When you break the rules

When you break the rules

bread for everyone A child's drawing is front and center on this print emphasizing the importance of solidarity

set design and costume by Michel Gyarmathy

Based on the story by HG Wells

Italian film poster missing piece on the top right side and a few missing pieces on the little girls face

Target Rectangle #13 Style:U.S.A., c. 1966 When you break the rulesOriginal silkscreen print by artist Peter Gee showing a rectangle made by four panels each holding a line of targets. The colors of this are quite brilliant creamy whites and grays paired with a pop of neon pink and neon orange. Peter Gee was a British born artist who rose to prominence as part of the 60s pop art movement in New York. Before moving to Manhattan in 1962, Gee had achieved moderate success in Europe. At 18, he joined the British army as