CASH - BART THE GOLFER BY LOUIS VUITTON !





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Bart the Golfer by Louis Vuitton, a unique hand-signed pop art piece by CASH created in 2026 on a wooden panel with a frame, produced with spray paint and POSCA markers, edition limited to 4/10, 43 cm by 33 cm, in excellent condition, sold directly by the artist and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
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BART THE GOLFER BY LOUIS VUITTON! Artwork created by artist CASH from the Cliqu’art workshop.
Unique piece.
Supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
Wooden panel with a frame signed by hand, made with spray paint and POSCA.
Mounting at the back of the piece.
About the artist:
Cash is a pop art / contemporary street art artist whose works are distinguished by their ability to fuse cultural icons with elements of luxury and modernity. For more information, feel free to follow him on Instagram: @Cliqu_art
Born in 1987, Cash grew up immersed in the visual culture of comics, advertisements, cartoons, and pop art icons, which profoundly influenced his artistic style. Self-taught, he quickly emerged as a key figure on the contemporary art scene.
BART THE GOLFER BY LOUIS VUITTON! Artwork created by artist CASH from the Cliqu’art workshop.
Unique piece.
Supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
Wooden panel with a frame signed by hand, made with spray paint and POSCA.
Mounting at the back of the piece.
About the artist:
Cash is a pop art / contemporary street art artist whose works are distinguished by their ability to fuse cultural icons with elements of luxury and modernity. For more information, feel free to follow him on Instagram: @Cliqu_art
Born in 1987, Cash grew up immersed in the visual culture of comics, advertisements, cartoons, and pop art icons, which profoundly influenced his artistic style. Self-taught, he quickly emerged as a key figure on the contemporary art scene.

