Price On Request Artist: Burton Morris Title: Monkey Business Medium: Screenprint with diamond dust Paper Size: 91.4 x 91.4 cm Year: 2015 Edition Size: 80 Unframed Price includes delivery within Singapore. Please contact us for an international delivery quotation. ### Monkey Business One of the most famous movie icons is without doubt the bold and daring King Kong. This giant gorilla first appeared in film in 1933 and has since inspired countless remakes, sequels, cartoons, novels and video games. Burton's take on this icon departs from the fearful monster or tragic anti-hero and presents a lighter more familiar version, aptly titled "Monkey Business". As a child, Burton often recalls watching early cartoons on TV of playful and mischievous monkeys and sought to bring some of that jovial spirit to this new creation. Monkey Business presents to us a gorilla that is playful and fun engaged in climbing the Empire State Building. The glimmer in his eyes and the smile on his lips are reminiscent of a naughty child, thus evoking a smile to all who view this new creation!### ABOUT BURTON MORRISA lot has been written about Burton Morris and the fact that he was born in the same place as Andy Warhol, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but this fact sometimes distracts the reader from the real issue, which is......Burton Morris.In a world where artists are increasingly "delegating" more and more of their work to studio employees, it is so refreshing to find an artist who still believes in creating his own artwork in its entirety and Burton Morris is such an artist, a perfectionist.Burton's style is very simply, POP! It is a continuation of a passion and commitment that started with the greats, such as Warhol, Lichtenstein and Haring, and that Morris has faithfully followed through with, whilst of course stamping...