Yoshitomo Nara (b 1959) Peace Dog (Blue) Silk Screen Printed On Cotton, Framed, 2020
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Yoshitomo Nara (b 1959) Peace Dog (blue) silk screen printed on cotton, framed, 2020
Description – Yoshitomo and other Japanese artists Yayoi Kusama have been exhibiting in Britain for many years breaking through the market with their unique South Asian styles from Manga to Pumpkins.
Framed, Ready to Hang, Silk screen print on Cotton with printed marks bottom right.
Peace Dog in Blue, a two colour hand pulled silk screen print on cotton, signed by the artist to the silk screen with Yoshitomo Nara monogram.
Published by Yoshitomo Nara with artists logo stamp.
Unknown edition, framed with printed marks bottom right 51 x 51cm.
Artist: Yoshitomo Nara
Title: Peace Dog
Year: 2020
Signed: In Block
Limited Edition: Open edition, probably from a run of over 500
Medium: Silk screen print on Cotton
Dimensions: 50 x 50 cm
Published and Printed: Yoshitomo Nara
Blind stamps: None
Framed: 51 x 51 cm overall
Condition: In great as new condition. Stored flat.
Postage and Packing – Due to geographical location Postage and insurance varies if required.
Within this auction, Items Can be combined for best value postage.
Please contact for details. UK mainland signed for. Worldwide.
Please contact for details. UK mainland signed for. Worldwide.
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