A surreal collage, echoing Linder's style, displays a nude torso entwined with culinary treats—eggs in a bowl, pancakes, and a dollop of yellow cream—artfully arranged like House of Voltaire's Cotton Napkins.

Linder

Cotton Napkins

£25

£18

Printed napkin by artist Linder made exclusively for House of Voltaire

Dimensions

44 x 44 cm

Finishing

100% cotton

Available in six designs, individually or as a set of 6

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      An artwork from House of Voltaire features a shirtless man sitting, his form artfully covered in abstract, metallic designs and textures that evoke the artistic effect reminiscent of intricate patterns found on House of Voltaire's Cotton Napkins.
      A collage inspired by Linder features a nude male form entwined with lively citrus fruits, such as grapefruit and lime, against the backdrop of Cotton Napkins by House of Voltaire. A saucepan gracefully pours a light-colored liquid, merging human form with culinary and fruit elements—an artistic tribute to House of Voltaire.

      About The Artwork

      Linder is an internationally celebrated artist who brings together the languages of graphic design, popular culture, high fashion and fine art in the production of photomontages, performances and installations. Initially playing a key part in the 1970s punk scene in Manchester, Linder is widely known as the creator of the photomontage used for the Buzzcocks’ debut single Orgasm Addict, 1977. Photomontage has remained a core part of the artists' practice, often combining seemingly disparate imagery from the domestic sphere - such as food, interiors, and products - with more sexual imagery taken from porn or glamour magazines, creating new readings within the pictorial realm.

      About Linder