Description
Juan Mira’s Umbrella Girl is a striking reinterpretation of Peter Max’s iconic Umbrella Man, transforming the familiar pop art figure into a confident, stylish female. While retaining the bold colors and dynamic brushstrokes characteristic of pop art, Mira introduces his own artistic flair by replacing Max’s male figure with a female counterpart. In this vibrant work, Umbrella Girl holds an umbrella that mirrors the geometric shape of her dress, deviating from the traditional round form of Max’s original to one that symbolizes a blend of femininity and strength.
The angular shape of the umbrella, resembling “The Blade” traditionally associated with manhood, contrasts with the subject’s feminine physique, illustrating her ability to fulfill the same role as Umbrella Man while maintaining her own identity. Her legs, subtly suggestive, hint at sex appeal, while her oversized, brimmed Fedora hat exudes confidence and poise. The feather in the hat serves as a symbol of freedom, representing the character’s autonomy and ability to define her own path. In Umbrella Girl, Mira combines the playful exuberance of pop art with a fresh, empowering narrative, paying homage to Peter Max while celebrating female strength and independence.
This is a Museum-quality Fine Art Print made on thick matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with these posters that are sure to brighten any environment.
Size: 8″ x 10″
Paper weight: 189 g/m²
Opacity: 94%
ISO brightness: 104%
Paper is sourced from Japan
