After some devoted time in the studio, I’m excited to share my latest handsprayed edition: “Brothers and Sisters of the Brush.”
A tribute to those who speak in creativity and imagination, leaving their truths on paper and walls.
Limited edition of 12.
Each 50x50cm on 285g Fabriano.
Signed, stamped, numbered and varnished.
For those who understand the language of the brush.
Anthony Bourdain – Original Artwork
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Medium: Stencil and Spray Paint on 250gsm Fabriano Paper
Hand-signed and numbered by the ADW
Printed on high-quality 250gsm Fabriano paper, known for …
50 x 50 cm Stencil and Spray on 250gsm Fabriano
Stamped, signed and numbered edition of 20
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