Elmago - Las Vegas poker money-poly "(NEW) "

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“Las Vegas poker money-poly (NEW)” is a limited-edition, mixed-media Pop Art work from 2026, signed by hand and sold framed.

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Acrylic on paper, Hand-signed - 2026 serigraphy (each work is unique) made and hand-enhanced NO AI!!!
Technique: Mixed media with collages, Acrylic on 3D canvas (thickness 4.5 cm) signed and countersigned by hand. Work ready to be hung!!
The acrylic lines are embossed for a striking optical effect and above all original — it is the artistic DNA of ELMAGO!
Active in the art world for nearly 12 years, in art fairs in France as well as internationally.
Present in more than 78 galleries and auction houses in France and abroad, collectors recommend my work, see my evaluations ;)
Miami, Dubai, Sydney, Paris, Rome, Milan, Ibiza, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Cannes, Reims, Monaco, Rouen, Bourges, Marseille, Frankfurt...

The artist, originally from Marseille, cut his teeth with tagging and graffiti in the northern districts of the Phocaean city before exploring other forms of expression: abstract, figurative, collage and assemblage. He has become a major name in the last decade with this atypical modus operandi mixing different techniques and disciplines of modern art. The world’s leading consumer brands and the biggest figures of international pop culture are systematically cut out, torn apart, stripped, mixed and gathered into endlessly collaged graffiti-style compositions to produce unique, colorful canvases that indeed tell a story for the viewer, collector...
The supplied frame costs €160 for reference
Best wishes for artistic bidding, Elmago

Acrylic on paper, Hand-signed - 2026 serigraphy (each work is unique) made and hand-enhanced NO AI!!!
Technique: Mixed media with collages, Acrylic on 3D canvas (thickness 4.5 cm) signed and countersigned by hand. Work ready to be hung!!
The acrylic lines are embossed for a striking optical effect and above all original — it is the artistic DNA of ELMAGO!
Active in the art world for nearly 12 years, in art fairs in France as well as internationally.
Present in more than 78 galleries and auction houses in France and abroad, collectors recommend my work, see my evaluations ;)
Miami, Dubai, Sydney, Paris, Rome, Milan, Ibiza, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Cannes, Reims, Monaco, Rouen, Bourges, Marseille, Frankfurt...

The artist, originally from Marseille, cut his teeth with tagging and graffiti in the northern districts of the Phocaean city before exploring other forms of expression: abstract, figurative, collage and assemblage. He has become a major name in the last decade with this atypical modus operandi mixing different techniques and disciplines of modern art. The world’s leading consumer brands and the biggest figures of international pop culture are systematically cut out, torn apart, stripped, mixed and gathered into endlessly collaged graffiti-style compositions to produce unique, colorful canvases that indeed tell a story for the viewer, collector...
The supplied frame costs €160 for reference
Best wishes for artistic bidding, Elmago

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Elmago
Title of artwork
Las Vegas poker money-poly "(NEW) "
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
65 cm
Width
65 cm
Weight
6 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
2253
Objects sold
100%
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