CRASH (John Matos) (1961) - The Crash






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CRASH (John Matos) The Crash, 2016, a 25 × 25 cm silkscreen from a limited edition of 100, hand‑signed in pencil, in good condition and never framed, produced in France and sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
CRASH (John Matos Aka CRASH) (born in 1961) - The Crash - 2016
Original serigraph of a 25 x 25 cm format.
Numbered and signed in pencil by the artist.
it is one of the rare copies numbered out of 100!.
Artwork in good condition, never been framed.
We provide meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipping for all our deliveries.
The numbering may differ from the photos.
Crash or John Matos, (born October 11, 1961, Bronx, New York) is a graffiti artist.
John Matos began graffiti at a very young age on New York trains before applying himself to canvases. He joined the Sidney Janis Gallery as early as 1983 before entering the world’s major collections from New York’s MOMA to Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum. He came to public attention by co-producing with Keith Haring the Peter Stuyvesant advertising campaign.
Seller's Story
CRASH (John Matos Aka CRASH) (born in 1961) - The Crash - 2016
Original serigraph of a 25 x 25 cm format.
Numbered and signed in pencil by the artist.
it is one of the rare copies numbered out of 100!.
Artwork in good condition, never been framed.
We provide meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipping for all our deliveries.
The numbering may differ from the photos.
Crash or John Matos, (born October 11, 1961, Bronx, New York) is a graffiti artist.
John Matos began graffiti at a very young age on New York trains before applying himself to canvases. He joined the Sidney Janis Gallery as early as 1983 before entering the world’s major collections from New York’s MOMA to Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum. He came to public attention by co-producing with Keith Haring the Peter Stuyvesant advertising campaign.
