Hamish Blakey's passion for popular culture and art history converge here in this unique original that also features a rich colour palette; adding a vibrant yet gentle pop of colour to your room.

Paying homage to the legendary Eartha Kitt and Julie Newmar, who played Catwoman in the 1960s, this artwork also features the quote "Life's a b*tch and now so am I" in graffiti. Coined by Michelle Pfeiffer in her 1992 interpretation of the infamous Batman villain, this portrayal of the DC universe showcases Hamish's imagining of superhero characters behind closed doors.

What's more, this original artwork lends itself to 'In the tepidarium' by Romanticism painter Lawrence Alma-Tadema. Inspired by the reclining pose of the famous 19th century painting, Hamish has blended the classical composition with a contemporary subject matter in a radical artistic gesture that is typical of his iMasterpieces.