Ciscø (1979) - ☆Droopy☆

Drawing freehand on an authentic 10 Fr banknote named "Berlioz" whose theme is Droopy. The artwork is created with meticulous artistic care, right down to the packaging and the shipment of the parcel. 1. About the artwork: • Acrylic on demonetized banknote • Original and UNIQUE 1/1 • Golden frame 28x36 cm with glass • Dimensions of the support: 14x7.6 cm • Banknote fixed with adhesive dots • Certificate of authenticity included. 2. Important: • Original photos of the artwork. • Banknote may show minimal stains or simply be creased, worn or partially torn. In short, defects characteristic of the banknote’s use, resulting in a natural and expressive style, giving a unique character to each piece. 3. About the artist: Ciscø born in 1979 in Hauts-de-France. A enthusiast of visual art and self-taught, he began to paint from a young age. Today, he diverts collectible banknotes and, more specifically, the Francs, into iconic themes and pop culture. The artist adds a unique and exclusive touch to this symbolic banknote, which has become an interconnection between the past and the present. His nostalgia for the Francs guides him to this artistic theme that he personally loves. By the way, Cisco produced a short film featuring this old currency. A video on YouTube: "Nostalgia of the Francs". Today, his works travel across regions of France and cross European borders. Happy to live a growing artistic passion, Ciscø sells worldwide to private collectors and holds exhibitions in France and abroad (Australia, United States, Belgium, Morocco) to share his artistic universe. Prices and nominations: - Artistic journey analyzed and evaluated by expert Valérie Eymeric (Founder and Director at Galerie Valérie Eymeric) - Originality prize awarded by Harry Bettancourt, founder and President of Art Show Paris and LMH Concept Événements. - rated by Harry Bettancourt and Jacky Akoun, a world leader in the art market. 4 - Shipping outside the EU: Customs duties will be payable.

估價:$337.11

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