Finally Tell Me Why We Shouldn't (archive) Grab It Now [4VScUgXz]

Finally Tell Me Why We Shouldn't (archive) Grab It Now [4VScUgXz]

Introducing Baron Von Fancy's "Finally Tell Me Why We Shouldn't (archive) Grab It Now [4VScUgXz]" serigraph, a captivating piece that pushes the boundaries of contemporary art. This 15" x 15" masterpiece is a testament to the artist's innovative spirit and his ability to question conventions through vivid colors and bold lettering. With a hand-pulled serigraph technique, this piece is not just a visual delight but also a unique piece of art that you can proudly display in your home or office.

Product Features and Specifications

The "Finally Tell Me Why We Shouldn't (archive) Grab It Now [4VScUgXz]" serigraph is crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Made on coventry rag 320gsm paper, this serigraph boasts a rich texture and a striking 1-color design. The straight cut edges add to its clean and modern look, while the artist's signature "PP" ensures its authenticity. This limited edition piece was created in 2014, making it a valuable addition to any art collection. Here are some key features:

• Medium: 1 Color hand-pulled serigraph on coventry rag 320gsm
• Size: 15" x 15"
• Edges: Straight cut
• Signature: Signed and marked "PP" by the artist

Artist Bio and Inspirations

Baron Von Fancy, also known as Gordon Stevenson, is a contemporary artist hailing from New York City. His work is characterized by expressive lettering, vivid colors, and a range of materials that include fluorescents, glue, dyes, and reactive paint. Inspired by street art since his childhood, Baron infuses his art with elements that question conventions and push the limits of creativity. His paintings, works on paper, graphics, and multimedia pieces are a testament to his artistic vision. With "Finally Tell Me Why We Shouldn't (archive) Grab It Now [4VScUgXz]," you're not just buying a piece of art; you're investing in a piece that reflects the soul of a visionary artist. Discover the beauty and depth of Baron Von Fancy's work today.