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Jack Pollock

This pin-up girl piece of searing political commentary by Pollock that references both the Vargas girls and the old Coppertone ads was originally published in March 2003 (Vol. 3, No. 42) to coincide with President George W. Bush’s declaration of war against Saddam Hussein. (Spoiler alert: It didn’t end so well.) .

Item Details

Print size: 11"x14"
Quality: Archival fine art giclee print using pigment-based inks
Shipping details: Local pick-up: Free, or USPS First Class Shipping: $7.50

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Welcome to the Mercury Cover Art Charity Auction, where you can bid on and win some of the fantastic pieces of art we've featured in the Portland Mercury over the past 12 years! And even better? All proceeds will go to benefit the amazing charity CHAP (Children's Healing Art Project) which provides art instruction and supplies to seriously ill children and their families. These pieces of art were generously donated by some of the best artists in Portland and the nation—so what are you waiting for? Pick your faves, bid big, and win that art for you or a friend. They'll make the best holiday gifts ever! Bidding ends at 3 pm on Saturday, December 8, so please bid now, bid generously, and have the happiest of holiday seasons!