The late great Amy Winehouse is being immortalized on canvas by legendary 1960’s pop artist Gerald Laing who became intrigued by the trouble star and in tribute created new works showcasing the soul diva in his signature style.
Gerald Laing, famous for his pop art images of Brigitte Bardot and Anna Karina, is showcasing a series of Amy Winehouse paintings and drawings in London.
The renowned 1960s pop artist returned to the form in 2007 after being captivated by Amy Winehouse and her portrayal in the media.
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The collection is on show at Thomas Gibson Fine Art in London and 20% of sales will be donated to the Amy Winehouse rehabilitation project.
