DILLON BOY Captain America Print street art graffiti banksy dolk martin whatson

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DILLON BOY Captain America Print street art graffiti banksy dolk martin whatson:
$81.00

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Let the offerding begin! Up for sale is Dillon Boy\'s latest print titled \'Captain American Dream\' from his new series of prints. The print is 12\" x 16\" in dimension and is signed and numbered by the artist. It is also blind-stamped by the artist. There are only 175 made. This is number 20 of 175.
Yes, we do combine shipping with multiple orders. We will provide you with a tracking number and insurance. Good luck and enjoy!Artist:Dillon BoyTitle:\"Captain American Dream\"
Signed Print 80# Gloss Cover
Year:2014
Dimensions: 12\" x 16\" (frame not included)
Edition Size: 175
Markings: Signed, Numbered on front, Blind Stamped
Dillon Boy has had a prolific rise to becoming a notable name in the street art game. Developing his craft from a young age, he showcases his proficiency in the areas of stencil and graffiti. The lion’s share of his work is dedicated to systematically used fields such as pop culture, branding and advertising. However, his ability to take whimsical and notable façades, and methodically optically fragment them and construct them as utterly repugnant or contrasted anarchic vision of these characters is inventive. Taking away the context, symbolism and the clothes of these besotting animated beauties gives them a human appeal, making the viewer feel a sense of repentance towards them or even sexual objectification. Re-identification of these popular icons is a regular occurrence in the world of art today. This shows that many artists hold a similar motif of questioning how we collectively interpret these icons in a state of buffoonery, malevolence or erotica. Dillon Boy is constantly being intrusive on the boundaries of acceptability. Be sure to interrogate his site for morecaptivating and stimulating work.Below are some examples of his work...

About the Artist

Dillon Boy, an American street artist and toy designer based in Las Vegas, NV, has exhibited across the world. In 2008 he was featured in TIME Magazine, Person of the Year issue alongside Shepard Fairy of OBEY. Dillon Boy\'s 2005 installation of the, \" Las Vegas Centennial,\" received critical acclaim when he was chosen to create two large murals along the I-95 Freeway. Other projects include working with a local gallery in support of the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation by painting a live rendition of Mona Lisa and STREET SMART, a collaborative street art installation in Norway.

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona D-Boy has lived and worked all over the world. A fine artist by trade his early roots are in the graphic design and commercial art world. His work is in a number of collections, The Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino, The Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino,Universal City Walk Orlando, FL, and Grand Central TerminalNew York, NY,including celebrities such as Robin Williams, Wee-man of Jackass, Oscar Goodman, the Mayor of Las Vegas.

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