Karl Lagasse (1981) - Artdollar 38






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Karl Lagasse, Artdollar 38, a 2024 limited edition serigraphy on plexiglass in red, white and black, numbered 15/33, signed on the plate, in excellent condition, framed in its original white frame, 45 x 30 cm, France.
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ARTDOLLAR 38 is part of one of the most recognizable series by the French artist Karl Lagasse, whose work revolves around reinterpretation of the dollar as an icon of contemporary culture. Drawing on Pop Art and Street Art, Lagasse transforms a universal symbol of power and consumption into a composition with strong graphic impact and visual relief.
This piece corresponds to a limited edition of only 33 copies, made in plexiglass with polychrome printing, numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. It is presented in its original white frame, ready to hang.
Karl Lagasse gained international notoriety with his One Dollar series, exhibited at fairs and galleries in Europe and the United States. The works of the ARTDOLLAR series translate that same language into a limited edition format highly valued by collectors of urban art and contemporary Pop Art.
ARTDOLLAR 38 is part of one of the most recognizable series by the French artist Karl Lagasse, whose work revolves around reinterpretation of the dollar as an icon of contemporary culture. Drawing on Pop Art and Street Art, Lagasse transforms a universal symbol of power and consumption into a composition with strong graphic impact and visual relief.
This piece corresponds to a limited edition of only 33 copies, made in plexiglass with polychrome printing, numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. It is presented in its original white frame, ready to hang.
Karl Lagasse gained international notoriety with his One Dollar series, exhibited at fairs and galleries in Europe and the United States. The works of the ARTDOLLAR series translate that same language into a limited edition format highly valued by collectors of urban art and contemporary Pop Art.
