Andrew Tosh, Pleasant, acrylic and varnish on paper, 48x33cm

"I simply painted everything that I consider beautiful and meaningful for my life and my art".

This ironic and funny work depicts a goog laugh man of the sixties. The choice of the subject shows the artist's interest in Vintage and Pop Art.  The capital letter 1957  apparently "no sense", it is indicative in the composition and gives a suggestion for the interpretation of the work. Another typical element of the production is the "Tosh" brand that the artist would attach everywhere. For the realization of the work Tosh has used strong and bright acrylic colours with varnish, creating vivid contrast. Instinctive and Pop, Tosh creates a clear and discursive work, which tells a world that is easy to approach for the observer and transmitts energy and vitality thanks to the power of colour.

The work is signed on the back.