POWERED BY TESTOSTERONE
Celebrate masculine energy with "Powered by Testosterone," a powerfully bold altered art masterpiece that transforms George Wesley Bellows' dynamic "Stag at Sharkey's" into contemporary masculine celebration art. This striking piece features the intense boxing match crowned with glowing pink and blue neon text that celebrates raw masculine power. The perfect fusion of early 20th-century American realism and modern masculine confidence, this quirky altered art print brings athletic intensity and contemporary male empowerment together for those who embrace their inner strength and competitive spirit.
NOTE: This is an artistic/ photo representation of neon lighting.
Our "Powered by Testosterone" altered art print showcases the masculine celebration that defines Privileged Prints' commitment to empowering energy. This quirky piece transforms George Wesley Bellows' masterful "Stag at Sharkey's" through contemporary neon aesthetics, creating a bridge between early 20th-century American realism and modern masculine confidence. Produced using museum-quality archival Canon pigment inks on sustainable Hahnemühle paper, each print captures both the dynamic intensity of Bellows' original boxing scene and the vibrant glow of contemporary masculine empowerment. Printed on 100% recyclable, FSC-certified paper and delivered in plastic-free packaging, this energising artwork proves that sustainable art can celebrate the raw power of masculine energy.
• Men who appreciate masculine energy and celebrate their competitive spirit
• Sports enthusiasts who love boxing and athletic art with modern attitude
• Man caves, gyms, and spaces celebrating masculine strength and power
• Gift-givers seeking unique presents for the perfect man who has everything
• Spaces needing athletic intensity with contemporary masculine celebration
• Collectors of altered art and sports-inspired wall decor
• Anyone who appreciates the intersection of fine art and masculine energy
• Men who embrace their testosterone-powered confidence and competitive nature