Clet Abraham (1966) - Timido
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A 35.5 x 35.5 cm limited edition mixed-media lithograph titled Timido by artist Clet Abraham (1966), signed by hand, produced in Italy in the 2020s, in excellent condition, sold by Galleria.
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Iconic piece by one of the greatest and most famous artists in the world of urban street art, Clet Abraham - NEW!
Clet Abraham, a French artist naturalized in Florence, has made a name for himself thanks to his brilliant idea of attaching vinyls (similar to stickers) to street signs, thereby creating a new language—a creative gift for all passersby and street art enthusiasts who collect photos of his exciting signs.
Collected by Macron and the players of the MBI, it has now become a legend in the industry.
Clet Abraham
Shy
Limited Edition
Lithography on paper
35.5 x 35.5 cm
Hand-signed opera by the artist.
The artist does not issue certificates.
The shipped item exactly matches what is visible in the photo.
Works in excellent condition.
Fast and professional shipping and packaging worldwide.
Don't miss the opportunity to have this unique piece in your collection.
Hello? Let's go to auction!
Seller's Story
Welcome to our Gallery, a place of excellence where artistic expression merges with the rarity of iconic design objects and unique products, capable of revolutionizing the concept of actual arts.
The Gallery aims to represent a point of reference for collectors and enthusiasts. The catalog offered, full of carefully selected products, celebrates artistic diversity through a variety of styles and mediums. Each lot represents an emotional tale, offering not only visual beauty, but also a space for connection and reflection.
We are thrilled to share with you this extraordinary experience in the world of art and design, inviting you to explore our collection that unites past and present in a unique blend of beauty and sophistication.
Translated by Google TranslateIconic piece by one of the greatest and most famous artists in the world of urban street art, Clet Abraham - NEW!
Clet Abraham, a French artist naturalized in Florence, has made a name for himself thanks to his brilliant idea of attaching vinyls (similar to stickers) to street signs, thereby creating a new language—a creative gift for all passersby and street art enthusiasts who collect photos of his exciting signs.
Collected by Macron and the players of the MBI, it has now become a legend in the industry.
Clet Abraham
Shy
Limited Edition
Lithography on paper
35.5 x 35.5 cm
Hand-signed opera by the artist.
The artist does not issue certificates.
The shipped item exactly matches what is visible in the photo.
Works in excellent condition.
Fast and professional shipping and packaging worldwide.
Don't miss the opportunity to have this unique piece in your collection.
Hello? Let's go to auction!
Seller's Story
Welcome to our Gallery, a place of excellence where artistic expression merges with the rarity of iconic design objects and unique products, capable of revolutionizing the concept of actual arts.
The Gallery aims to represent a point of reference for collectors and enthusiasts. The catalog offered, full of carefully selected products, celebrates artistic diversity through a variety of styles and mediums. Each lot represents an emotional tale, offering not only visual beauty, but also a space for connection and reflection.
We are thrilled to share with you this extraordinary experience in the world of art and design, inviting you to explore our collection that unites past and present in a unique blend of beauty and sophistication.
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Artist
Clet Abraham (1966)
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Timido
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
35.5 cm
Width
35.5 cm
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
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