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Hell Hath No fury like a woman scorned

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Image size: Width 12in x Height 16in

Framed size: Width 16in x Height 20in

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    • About the piece

      In a moment of inspiration they decided to show the work under a pseudonym. Mike set about sketching out a fictitious background for the Connor Brothers which deliberately mirrored some of his and James’s own experiences. The work took the country by storm and success came quickly. They perpetuated the myth for 18 months, until they were able to overcome their inhibitions about exhibiting under their own names and at this point they decided to break cover. The reaction, first from the galleries, then from the public, was one of understanding and even amusement, and their success continued unabated
      Hell Hath No fury like a woman scorned hand finished by The Connor Brothers

    About the piece

    In a moment of inspiration they decided to show the work under a pseudonym. Mike set about sketching out a fictitious background for the Connor Brothers which deliberately mirrored some of his and James’s own experiences. The work took the country by storm and success came quickly. They perpetuated the myth for 18 months, until they were able to overcome their inhibitions about exhibiting under their own names and at this point they decided to break cover. The reaction, first from the galleries, then from the public, was one of understanding and even amusement, and their success continued unabated
    Hell Hath No fury like a woman scorned hand finished by The Connor Brothers

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    The Connor Brothers

    The Connor Brothers have been stirring up the art world with their hard-hitting combination of retro design and contemporary satire for over a decade. Their statement literary artworks are inspired by the covers of vintage books, including Penguin Classics and 1950s pulp fiction titles which they transform with their own witty, sometimes outrageous titles.

    The Connor Brothers