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Bottomless Cocktail: The Art of Shag (Softcover)
Bottomless Cocktail: The Art of Shag (Softcover)
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Dive into a vibrant world of mid-century retro design with Bottomless Cocktail: The Art of Shag (Softcover Edition). Published by Last Gasp and La Luz de Jesus Press, this rare 96-page oversized art anthology compiles the early, defining portfolio of Josh Agle—internationally celebrated across the globe simply as "Shag".
Experience the brilliant, kitschy visual style that ignited the modern lowbrow art movement. Moving seamlessly between pristine full-color art reproductions and thematic spreads, this book captures sixty iconic prints created between 1997 and 2001. Shag masterfully blends smooth cartoon shapes, vivid vintage illustration styles, and deep Polynesian pop tiki sensibilities with a sharp dose of contemporary irony, humor, and joy.
Explore stylishly illustrated narrative scenes packed with retro lounge lizards, slinky cocktail parties, mid-century modern architectures, jazz musicians, and sharp-dressed beats. Alongside a massive gallery of early commercial work and product designs, this premium volume features an insightful introductory essay by Exotica pioneer Otto Von Stroheim and an intimate, detailed career interview with Shag conducted by Janice Gore. Perfect for retro enthusiasts, cocktail culture historians, character designers, and pop-surrealism collectors, this high-quality softcover features excellent color fidelity, heavy archival paper stock, and a durable square format binding. This item is in pristine condition and ready to perfectly anchor your coffee table or art shelf.
- Format: Premium Softcover / Paperback
- Title: Bottomless Cocktail: The Art of Shag
- Artist: Josh Agle (Shag)
- Publishers: Last Gasp / La Luz de Jesus Press
- Page Count: 96 pages of full-color art reproductions
- Features: Includes 60 prints (1997–2001), artist interview, and essay by Otto Von Stroheim
- Content Rating: Mature Readers
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