Bat-Pod at the Gas Station

Two of the world most famous superheroes take their rivalry to the streets – showing a new, light-hearted side to the characters. In his “Superheroes” series, photographic artist Daniel Picard reframes famous figures in a humorous and playful light. The self-confessed comic book fanatic draws on his experience as a graphic designer and large collection of superhero figurines to create his unique artworks.

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Daniel Picard. Limited Edition, Edition of: 150, Signed Limited Edition, Edition of: 150, Signed

27.6 x 41.3

35.4 x 53.1

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Mounted under acrylic glass, depth 0.08" glossy, frameless, 27.6 x 41.3" (External dimensions)

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ArtBox Wooden, with acrylic glass glossy, Spessart Oak, Black, 27.9 x 41.7" (External dimensions)

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About Daniel Picard

The comic book heroes in Daniel Picard's Superheroes series appear in a dramatically new context. Situated in the context of mundane, everyday activities, these characters amuse with their human-like appearance. Picard looks at the classic protagonists of American comic history with a refreshingly new eye as well as a keen awareness of the… Read more

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