André Saraiva (1971) - Édition ultra rare
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André Saraiva, Édition ultra rare, a 2020 limited-edition unsigned mixed-media artwork, 16 cm high by 12.5 cm wide, with a pop culture theme in street art style, produced in France.
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In 2020, the collaboration initiated by the Japanese label Billionaire Boys Club (the brand of Pharrell Williams and Nigo) and the French artist André Saraiva gave rise to a very beautiful object that can be easily placed on a shelf or on a desk. Absolutely unavailable today, “The Astronaut Helmet” is here in its pink and green version. The famous “Monsieur A” in the form of a pink sphere is presented in a box shaped like a humanoid helmet, with a beautiful contrast between opacity and transparency. A must-have for the many fans of André. Not to be missed!
An ultra-rare and exclusive object:
- Height: 16 cm; width: 12.5 cm; depth: 12.5 cm
- Ball alone: 8 cm in diameter
- Like new in its sealed original packaging
- Our objects are packaged and protected with the utmost care and shipped insured and tracked.
- If you reside in the Paris region, you can come pick up the figurine directly at our gallery located in Paris 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
André Saraiva, known as André or Monsieur A, is a key figure in the graffiti scene and urban contemporary art. Based in Paris since his adolescence, he rose to prominence in the 1990s with his iconic character “Monsieur A,” a little man with a top hat and a wide smile, which has become a signature worldwide. A prolific artist and versatile, he has built an international career spanning art, fashion, design and prestigious collaborations, confirming his place among the most recognized French artists of his generation, alongside Shepard Fairey, Invader, Kaws, Vhils, etc.
Text and photo copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI
Seller's Story
CHENUS LONGHI GALLERY
Recognized internationally for its expertise in contemporary urban art, CHENUS LONGHI GALLERY was founded in 2012 in Paris by Nicolas Chenus and Samantha Longhi, two active players on the scene since the early 2000s. They are notably behind the reference magazine Graffiti Art as well as the Annual Guide to Urban Contemporary Art, and have also published numerous works devoted to street art.
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After winning an auction, you may choose to:
– pick up your lot free of charge at CHENUS LONGHI GALLERY in Paris,
– or opt for secure delivery (fees indicated in the listing).
For large or fragile works, we recommend selecting the “pick up the lot” option: we will then provide you with a tailor-made shipping quote, adapted to your location.
Translated by Google TranslateIn 2020, the collaboration initiated by the Japanese label Billionaire Boys Club (the brand of Pharrell Williams and Nigo) and the French artist André Saraiva gave rise to a very beautiful object that can be easily placed on a shelf or on a desk. Absolutely unavailable today, “The Astronaut Helmet” is here in its pink and green version. The famous “Monsieur A” in the form of a pink sphere is presented in a box shaped like a humanoid helmet, with a beautiful contrast between opacity and transparency. A must-have for the many fans of André. Not to be missed!
An ultra-rare and exclusive object:
- Height: 16 cm; width: 12.5 cm; depth: 12.5 cm
- Ball alone: 8 cm in diameter
- Like new in its sealed original packaging
- Our objects are packaged and protected with the utmost care and shipped insured and tracked.
- If you reside in the Paris region, you can come pick up the figurine directly at our gallery located in Paris 11th arrondissement.
About the artist:
André Saraiva, known as André or Monsieur A, is a key figure in the graffiti scene and urban contemporary art. Based in Paris since his adolescence, he rose to prominence in the 1990s with his iconic character “Monsieur A,” a little man with a top hat and a wide smile, which has become a signature worldwide. A prolific artist and versatile, he has built an international career spanning art, fashion, design and prestigious collaborations, confirming his place among the most recognized French artists of his generation, alongside Shepard Fairey, Invader, Kaws, Vhils, etc.
Text and photo copyright Galerie CHENUS LONGHI
Seller's Story
CHENUS LONGHI GALLERY
Recognized internationally for its expertise in contemporary urban art, CHENUS LONGHI GALLERY was founded in 2012 in Paris by Nicolas Chenus and Samantha Longhi, two active players on the scene since the early 2000s. They are notably behind the reference magazine Graffiti Art as well as the Annual Guide to Urban Contemporary Art, and have also published numerous works devoted to street art.
AUCTIONS
We remain at your disposal for any questions regarding the lots offered. All works are carefully described and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing a purchase with complete confidence.
SHIPPING & PICK-UP
After winning an auction, you may choose to:
– pick up your lot free of charge at CHENUS LONGHI GALLERY in Paris,
– or opt for secure delivery (fees indicated in the listing).
For large or fragile works, we recommend selecting the “pick up the lot” option: we will then provide you with a tailor-made shipping quote, adapted to your location.
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Artist
André Saraiva (1971)
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Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Édition ultra rare
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2020
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
16 cm
Width
12.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
