The artwork titled “Marylin Monroe,” created by the artist Erro in 1962, belongs to the Pop Art and Surrealism movements. This work of art falls under the genre of portrait painting.
The artwork captures an abstract, surrealist rendering of Marilyn Monroe. The artist utilizes a complex array of swirling patterns and shapes to construct the visage of the iconic figure. The image is rich in vivid and contrasting colors, with intricate details that come together to form the recognizable face amidst an energetic composition of lines and forms. The mouth and the eyes are prominent, emerging clearly from the tumultuous background. This depiction challenges traditional representations, blending elements of Pop Art and Surrealism to offer a unique visual interpretation.