Amanda by John Strevens print

This 1960s "Amanda" print by John Strevers is a sensational example of mid-century kitsch and "big eye" pop art. Alongside contemporaries like Vladimir Tretchikoff and J.H. Lynch, Strevers captured the distinct, stylized glamour of the era, and "Amanda" remains one of his most iconic and highly sought-after subjects.
 
The print features a beautifully atmospheric, dramatic portrait of a wide-eyed girl, rendered with the rich tones and expressive depth that define 1960s mass-market art.
 
Often originally framed in the heavy, textured moldings of the decade, this artwork instantly evokes the stylishly moody ambiance of a mid-century lounge. Whether you are a dedicated collector of vintage kitsch or looking to add an eye-catching, conversation-starting focal point to a retro gallery wall, this print is a definitive slice of 1960s cultural history.
 
John Strevers' portraits from this period were widely distributed as accessible art for the modern home. Finding an original print with its color integrity intact and housed in its authentic 1960s frame is a fantastic win for any mid-century design enthusiast.