Dan Pearce Original Commission 'Vogue' with Harry Styles Portrait

This is a mixed media artwork by Dan Pearce, titled as an original commission, measuring 48x36 inches. The central image features a portrait of Harry Styles, reminiscent of his Vogue magazine cover appearance, presented within a larger artistic frame. The canvas or board features a vibrant background with a predominant hot pink color at the top center, transitioning into various bright hues like blues, yellows, and additional pinks, applied in expressive, dripping, and splashed patterns. The word "VOGUE" is prominently displayed in bold black lettering across the top, replicating the iconic magazine masthead. A large, circular golden-leafed element forms a halo or backdrop behind Harry Styles' head, adding a luminous and textured quality. Several butterflies, including one seemingly landing on his hand/arm, and stylized birds, are depicted within the golden circle. The portrait itself captures Harry Styles in a contemplative pose, wearing rings and a dark jacket over a multi-colored garment. The entire artwork is framed by a heavily embellished, ornate frame which has been integrated into the artwork itself. The frame is not merely a border but an active part of the composition, painted and splattered with the same vibrant colors and gold leaf as the central image, creating a cohesive yet chaotic aesthetic. The top sections of the frame feature remnants of more traditional gold gilding visible beneath the applied paints. This piece exhibits a contemporary street art or pop art influence, characterized by its bold colors, layered textures, and appropriation of cultural iconography. No specific condition issues like tears or significant damage are visible, though the deliberate 'dirty' or 'grungy' effect with drips and splatters is part of its intended aesthetic. There appears to be a small circular 'DP' or artist signature/mark present in the bottom right quadrant of the main image, just above the frame border, indicating Dan Pearce's authorship. The estimated age is contemporary, consistent with modern pop art.