Long before "inclusivity" was a buzzword, David Bowie was a beacon for the marginalized. By declaring his bisexuality in 1972 and wearing dresses on album covers, he told every kid who felt "alien" that they weren't alone and that they were just ahead of their time. He turned "weirdness" into a superpower. He was a catalyst that changed ideas globally for millions of people.
Acrylic on recycled plywood panel
Location: Netherlands
320gsm Museum Grade Textured Cotton Rag All Fine Art Prints are printed using Canon Fine Art printer using Giclee Archival Inks 3cm border around the outside of each unframed paper print (please email us if you would not like the print to have a border)
Oak Frame, Black Frame and White Frame options Ready to hang with wire Acrylic – 99% UV filtering. Reflective. Softer than glass so can scratch when cleaning, care must be taken
