CRASH / "Untitled" - Serigraph of explosion
Limited Edition Serigraph on paper - Edition: #13/25, Signed "J. Crash, '90" in graphite.
Print size: 22" x 30" - Framed w/ mat: 28.5" x 37"
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Notes and Artist Bio below:
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This is a hand drawn serigraph by the famous Master Graffiti Artist - Crash. It is a very low editioned print - only 25 were ever made. This edition is lucky 13/25. Signed by the artist along the bottom of the print. Prints in this edition sell for over $1,000. We're happy to offer this one for less. It's a great piece for any collection.

If you're unfamiliar with this master fine artist, we strongly encourage you to find out more about him on his website: www.crashone.com

Condition notes: there is a hairline scratch about 1 1/2" which is barely noticeable at all unless you're VERY close to the print. At normal viewing distance, it's not visible. See detail photo here. The paper this is printed on is nice and heavy, light cream colored with a white mat. The full image of the print is not lit well - there is no difference in color of paper from the top of the piece to the bottom. Except for the minute scratch, this print is in excellent condition.

Matting and Framing: white mat and a thin black metal frame. We can ship it framed or unframed - your choice. If you want Plexi added, we can include it, as well. But it will add a bit to the shipping cost.

Artist Bio

CRASH (John Matos)
Born in 1961 in the Bronx, New York. Drawing and painting as a child, Crash discovered the beauty of the New York City Subways in 1973, and started painting in the winter of 75/76. Started to exhibit in the fall of 1980 with an exhibition that he curated at the "infamous" Fashion Moda Alternative space in the South Bronx. The controversy that was caused by CRASH, along with other artists, (Basquiat, Haring, Cutrone and Scharf) of the East Village still continues to this day. He merged the "street" with popular everyday culture. His works have, and continue to be exhibited in museums and fine art galleries through out the world, along with countless installations.