Poised between pop and protest, Enola Gay captures Andy McCluskey in stark monochrome. A portrait of intensity framed by looping lyrics that echo with historical weight and melodic grace. The repeated refrain, “Is mother proud of little boy today,” floats behind him like a ghost in the circuitry, while the bold “OMD” lettering anchors the piece in synthpop legacy.
Pip’s tribute transforms one of the most iconic anti-war anthems into visual rhythm. Minimalist, emotive, and unmistakably powerful. A must have for fans of Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, 80s music culture, and art that sings with conscience and style.
This kiss you give, it’s never ever gonna fade away.
Andy McCluskey, OMD - Enola Gay (Canvas Prints)
This print is reproduced from Pip's original hand painted acrylic artwork. It is brought to life on a premium canvas giclée print, designed to showcase every detail with rich depth and vibrant colours. The work is one of a series of 10 paintings from Wirral based artist Pip that form the ‘Eighties Synthpop’ collection.
Canvas prints are available in 4 sizes:
- Small 12" x 12" (30cm x 30cm)
- Medium 20" x 20" (50cm x 50cm)
- Large 28" x 28" (70cm x 70cm)
- Extra Large 40" x 40" (100cm x 100cm).
The artwork is printed on to a high quality poly-cotton blend canvas that is wrapped around a thick wooden pine frame that sits off the wall. The print image wraps around the sides of the frame so is perfect to hang straight on to the wall without framing.
Alternatively choose to add a black or white floater frame that create a striking 'floating' effect, giving the art an elegant, modern touch.
Please note that some of the images are provided for illustrative purposes to show how the canvas print is constructed. The actual shipped print will use the specific painting of the selected product ordered.
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