Chris Barton

Transformer Lou Reed

Signed Edition with Cassette Sculptures in relief

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Details

Signed Edition with Cassette Sculptures in relief.

Any of the original art cassettes are available as a Demi-Cassette Art Print.

Four times Larger than Life.

Fine Art Print.

Detailed Demi-Cassette sculpture in relief with graphics true to the original.

Frame is 61cm x 91cm (24″ x 36″)

Edition: 2/75

The Demi-Cassette Art Print is a limited edition framed piece, available for any of the cassettes featured in the Original Art section. Each frame contains a Fine Art Print of the Inlay cover, scanned directly from the original hand painted canvas, and the front section of a four times larger than life sculpture in relief, of the original cassette below.

This is a numbered edition of seventy five (per original), signed by the artist.

Frame Size: 61cm x 91cm (24” x 36”)

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Delivery

UK	Pick up at Gallery	Free
UK	Original / Framed	£50
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About Chris Barton

Chris Barton was born in Derby in 1959. Forgoing Art College, he plunged straight into the world of printing and graphic design and spent eleven years as a freelance art director and visualiser for many advertising agencies in London.

Having always been interested in Films and filmmaking, he began working as an animatronic mechanical designer for Jim Henson’s Creature Shop in 1987. Responsible for creating the inner mechanisms of creatures for such films as The Witches, The Flintstones and Babe for nine years at Henson’s, Chris became a freelance lead mechanical designer for The Fifth Element, Star Wars ‘The Phantom Menace’ and six of the Harry Potter films, working on such notable creations as Yoda, Kermit the Frog, Hagrid the Giant and Mad Eye Moody.

After twenty three years in the film industry, Chris left to join the Honda Grand Prix Formula 1 Racing Team, making aerodynamic models of racing cars for wind-tunnel testing.

For the last seven years Chris has been designing bespoke displays for collectors of original film props and costumes, and in 2015 began putting his acquired knowledge and skills to use, creating his signature four times larger than life cassettes and cassette cases.

With acrylic on canvas, hand painted inlays and individually fashioned cases and cassettes faithful in every detail, the cassettes are the equal of any nostalgic memories of the diminutive originals.

Chris is currently working on private commissions and has just enjoyed a successful trip to Los Angeles in August 2018. His shared exhibition with acclaimed artists Morgan Howell and Horace Panter, of their popular ‘Cassette versus Vinyl’ show was in London at the Old Truman Brewery in October 2017, following on from the success of their Manchester, Los Angeles, London Gibson & Dublin exhibitions.