Dain (1972) - Icones

DAIN NYC – Original hand-enhanced screen print

Unique artwork on 350 g paper – 90 x 60 cm – Signed
Magnificent piece by the renowned New York artist DAIN NYC, an emblematic figure of international contemporary street art.
Created from an original screen print on 350 g art paper, this piece was then entirely hand-enhanced by the artist using spray paint, inks, and direct pictorial interventions, making each edition a unique creation.
The artwork features one of DAIN NYC's iconic subjects: a female portrait with timeless elegance, blending vintage glamour, pop culture, urban signage, and contemporary abstraction. The color overprints, splashes, visual collages, and gold highlights create a particularly rich and dynamic composition.
Straddling the line between street art, fashion photography, and contemporary collage, DAIN NYC is now regarded as one of the most influential American artists of his generation in the field of urban art.
Characteristics
Artist: DAIN NYC
Technique: Original screen print hand-enhanced
Media: Spray paint, ink, and mixed media
Support: 350 g art paper
Dimensions: 90 x 60 cm
Signature: Signed by the artist
Unique artwork thanks to manual interventions
Condition: Excellent condition
About the artist
DAIN NYC is an American artist from Brooklyn, New York. His work is immediately recognizable thanks to his feminine portraits inspired by fashion magazines, cinema, and the glamorous aesthetic of the 1950s–70s.
Blending collage, screen printing, painting, photography, and graffiti, he creates sophisticated works where beauty, memory, celebrity, and popular culture collide. His pieces have been exhibited in numerous galleries and international fairs and are now part of significant private collections around the world.
His hand-enhanced works are especially sought after, each artist’s intervention transforming the original print into a unique piece.
Shipping
The work will be carefully packaged in professional art-safe packaging.
Tracked and insured shipping.
An excellent opportunity to acquire a unique piece by a major artist on the New York urban art scene.