Cleon Peterson may very well be the most underrated contemporary artist of our time.

His monotone, austere work(s) which confront themes of brutality, the struggles of the weak versus the powerful, drug abuse, debauchery, good vs. evil etc are all masterpieces; highly stylized works that the artist has spent decades developing his craft, ever evolving to become the true contemporary master we see today.

These works, released as part of Peterson's “END OF EMPIRE" series, the "Kylix" DIPTYCH (two prints), displays the themes that are omnipresent in Peterson's work throughout his career; Brutality, authoritarian violence and caustic debauchery.

The artist draws on fine art influences such as Leon Golub and Paul McCarthy, as well as the aesthetics of Greek pottery, graphic design, and political propaganda.

Peterson’s striking compositions often feature characters packed into dense, kinetic scenes of high contrast conflict.

Peterson works with a spare color palette, often limiting himself to Black, White, Red and Gold.

These are two large, striking pieces that seem to make a statement wherever they are placed.

While Peterson has long been considered an "Emerging artist"; you can find his works hanging amongst the most storied of blue chip artists in some of the most prolific collections across the globe.

Two superb pieces in flawless condition.

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