Invader (1969) - Invasion Map of Paris V3.0

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Invasion Map of Paris V3.0 is a limited edition digital print by Invader, created in 2024, measuring 63 × 96 cm when open (21 × 12 cm closed) and hand-signed.

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Rare vends invasion map Paris V3.0, edited in 2024 by the most famous French street artist, listing the 1,500 mosaics installed by Invader in Paris between 1998 and 2024. It is the 28th edition of the artist's famous official map.
This copy is signed by Invader, accompanied by a small original drawing of a Space Invader and a dedication.

Signed at the Invader exhibition organized in 2024 in the former Libération newspaper offices in Paris, for a person who participated in the project. A screenshot of the conversation with the artist confirming that the map is indeed in his hand will be provided to the buyer to document its provenance.

Characteristics:

• Closed format: 21 × 12 cm
• Open format: 63 × 96 cm

Invader is among the most valued street artists in the world. His auction record exceeds 1.2 million euros, achieved with a work from the Astro Boy series.
Invader is similar to contemporary artists such as Obey, Shepard Fairey, Kaws, Denial, Imbue, Felipe Pantone, Bordalo, Ben Frost, Futura 2000, JonOne, JP Malot, Fin Dac, Ziegler T, Miss Tic, Calleja, Dran, Banksy, Okuda, Brusk, Chevrier, Vhils, Matt Gondek, Murakami, Arsham, C215, Saraiva, or to contemporary artists such as Hirst, Koons, Cattelan, Haring, Jace, Imbue... His work regularly sells in auction rooms around the world and spans sculpture, canvas painting, silkscreen prints, etc.

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Rare vends invasion map Paris V3.0, edited in 2024 by the most famous French street artist, listing the 1,500 mosaics installed by Invader in Paris between 1998 and 2024. It is the 28th edition of the artist's famous official map.
This copy is signed by Invader, accompanied by a small original drawing of a Space Invader and a dedication.

Signed at the Invader exhibition organized in 2024 in the former Libération newspaper offices in Paris, for a person who participated in the project. A screenshot of the conversation with the artist confirming that the map is indeed in his hand will be provided to the buyer to document its provenance.

Characteristics:

• Closed format: 21 × 12 cm
• Open format: 63 × 96 cm

Invader is among the most valued street artists in the world. His auction record exceeds 1.2 million euros, achieved with a work from the Astro Boy series.
Invader is similar to contemporary artists such as Obey, Shepard Fairey, Kaws, Denial, Imbue, Felipe Pantone, Bordalo, Ben Frost, Futura 2000, JonOne, JP Malot, Fin Dac, Ziegler T, Miss Tic, Calleja, Dran, Banksy, Okuda, Brusk, Chevrier, Vhils, Matt Gondek, Murakami, Arsham, C215, Saraiva, or to contemporary artists such as Hirst, Koons, Cattelan, Haring, Jace, Imbue... His work regularly sells in auction rooms around the world and spans sculpture, canvas painting, silkscreen prints, etc.

Careful worldwide shipping.

Details

Artist
Invader (1969)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Invasion Map of Paris V3.0
Technique
Digital print
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2024
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
63 cm
Width
96 cm
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
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Objects sold
100%
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