Limited edition of 12.
Each 50x50cm on 285g Fabriano.
Signed, stamped, numbered and varnished.
After some devoted time in the studio, I’m excited to share my latest hand sprayed edition: “Brothers and Sisters of the Brush.”
A tribute to those who speak in creativity and imagination, leaving their truths on paper and walls.
For those who understand the language of the …
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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