Capital Funds Pop Art Style:U.S.A., c. 1965 For the benefit of french

For the benefit of french laboratories

Tony Kendall

Snow blankets this lovely scene

Trevor Howard

A stretched-out yellow snake

Capital Funds Pop Art Style:U.S.A., c. 1965 For the benefit of frenchOriginal silkscreen print by artist Peter Gee showing abstracted images. The bank Merrill Lynch ran an advertisement campaign with Gee, creating a series of incredible pop art. The writing says "Capital Funds (in thousands): 1969 $271,330, 1968 $254,368" In a break from his usual showcasing of art institutions and cultural events, Gee highlights the world of finance. The faded photographs in the back appear to be some type of bank building including a