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The Ten-Gallon Hat

The Ten-Gallon Hat

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As part of RECYCLED ICONS, the work explores how familiar visual codes can take on new meaning. The hat carries associations of masculinity, freedom, and the right to forge one's own path. Here, these qualities belong to her, without the feminine having to give way. Between woman and man, western and couture, emerges a portrait of someone who defines their own role. The confidence is not just an outward expression, but an attitude: owning one's own life.

Art Prints in a limited edition of 150, signed by the artist.

  • Archival pigment print, produced with lightfast ink on high-quality acid-free art paper. 
  • Supplied ready to frame. 

Available in three sizes:

  • M: 66 x 40 cm
  • L: 88 x 54 cm
  • XL: 130 x 80 cm

More about this artwork

In “The Ten-Gallon Hat,” the American Western myth meets French chic. The black hat, a direct reference to Alex Katz’s portrait of a woman in a black hat, takes on a new role in the encounter between the cowboy’s independence and the staged elegance of the fashion image. Against the yellow background, the woman emerges with a gaze that holds ours.

As part of RECYCLED ICONS, the work explores how familiar visual codes can take on new meaning. The hat carries associations with masculinity, freedom, and the right to forge one’s own path. Here, these qualities belong to her, without the feminine having to give way. Between woman and man, Western and couture, emerges a portrait of someone defining her own role. Her self-assurance is not merely an outward expression, but an attitude: owning her own life.

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