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Fight for Your Right

Introducing the limited edition artwork "Fight for Your Right" by the renowned artist Karsten Dreischhoff. This captivating piece is a tribute to the legendary Muhammad Ali, capturing his essence and spirit. With its unique fusion of artistic talent and innovative techniques, this gallery print is a testament to the power of art and its ability to inspire.

Artistic Details

• Artist: Karsten Dreischhoff, also known as t.o.r.k.o.n.e.
• Title: Fight for Your Right
• Medium: Gallery-Print on Aluminum Silver Brushed, Aluminum White, and Acrylic Glass
• Dimensions: Customizable in three different sizes
• Frame: Optional premium shadow gap frame in black or white

This exquisite piece is part of the ArtWorld Editions, a collection that showcases the fusion of artistic talent, passion for art, and groundbreaking innovations in art history. Each ArtWorld Edition is carefully curated to present a diverse and inspiring collection of works. Be part of modern art history and secure this unique piece from the most innovative art gallery in the world.

About the Artist

Karsten Dreischhoff, also known as t.o.r.k.o.n.e., is a versatile and renowned artist hailing from the Ruhr area. His artistic journey began with spray paint and has evolved into a diverse range of street art and pop art styles. Dreischhoff's works are inspired by iconic figures of his time, with messages that resonate with people around the world. This limited edition print is a perfect representation of his unique style and vision.

• Material Variants: Keilrahmen, Aluminum Silver Brushed, Aluminum White, and Acrylic Glass (Gallery-Print)
• Delivery and Assembly: Keilrahmen: pre-mounted for wall mounting; Aluminum and Acrylic Glass: gallery hanging and mounting accessories included

Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of art that celebrates the spirit of one of the greatest athletes of all time. Contact the ArtMind team for more information and to experience the beauty of Karsten Dreischhoff's "Fight for Your Right" firsthand.