Lacrymal (1990) - Looking For Chopard






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Lacrymal (1990)’s hand-signed 2023 acrylic painting on canvas, Looking For Chopard, depicts Winnie-the-Pooh with a honey pot and is a unique 1/1 edition measuring 80 × 60 cm.
Description from the seller
In excellent condition and never hung and only for photos rolled out for the first time. A unique acrylic on canvas artwork by Lacrymal (real name Jimmy), titled Looking For Chopard.
Lacrymal is a French, self-taught street artist and painter, born in 1990 in Aubervilliers, France.
The painting features Winnie the Pooh with a honey pot, a 2023 work and edition 1/1, see the certificate. Issued by Anton Gallery in Belgium.
Dimensions: 80 cm x 60 cm. With white surrounding canvas 89 cm x 73 cm. This allows you to frame it yourself.
It is shipped in the original cardboard tube and the artwork is wrapped in protective paper.
Important details:
* Name and background: He was born in 1990 in Aubervilliers as Jimmy and began his career as a self-taught artist by painting figures on city walls. In 2018 he adopted the pseudonym Lacrymal, named after the gland that produces tears.
* Artistic style: His work combines street art, graffiti and contemporary pop art with digital collages. He often reinterprets classical masterpieces, children's book characters and icons from modern pop culture (including musicians, actors, artists), showing a strong sense of humor.
* Technique: He combines traditional painting and acrylic paint with digitally edited and printed collages, creating tension between digital and physical forms.
* Exhibitions: After moving his work from walls in public spaces to canvas in his studio, his works have been exhibited on a large scale in France, Switzerland and Spain. They have also been shown at various galleries and through various other online platforms.
Note:
* The condition of the object is appropriate for its age and use. Normal signs of use are part of the condition.
* Carefully view the photos for the most complete view of the offered object and the exact condition.
* You buy the object in the condition displayed in the photos and with the dimensions stated in the description.
* Despite our care, typographical or descriptive errors may occur.
* If you experience any issue after purchase, please always contact us first before leaving feedback. We appreciate working together toward a suitable solution. By mutual agreement we always reach a resolution.
- Your item will be carefully packed and well insured shipped via PostNL Packages or another suitable courier, both domestically and abroad.
- For shipping to EU territories outside the continental Europe, such as the Canary Islands, Balearics, Sicily, Corsica, Madeira and French Guiana, it must be checked in advance whether shipping is possible and whether there are additional terms or costs applicable.
- Also view our GrooveyDesign Catawiki sales page https://www.catawiki.grooveydesign.nl for more vintage and design objects.
Seller's Story
In excellent condition and never hung and only for photos rolled out for the first time. A unique acrylic on canvas artwork by Lacrymal (real name Jimmy), titled Looking For Chopard.
Lacrymal is a French, self-taught street artist and painter, born in 1990 in Aubervilliers, France.
The painting features Winnie the Pooh with a honey pot, a 2023 work and edition 1/1, see the certificate. Issued by Anton Gallery in Belgium.
Dimensions: 80 cm x 60 cm. With white surrounding canvas 89 cm x 73 cm. This allows you to frame it yourself.
It is shipped in the original cardboard tube and the artwork is wrapped in protective paper.
Important details:
* Name and background: He was born in 1990 in Aubervilliers as Jimmy and began his career as a self-taught artist by painting figures on city walls. In 2018 he adopted the pseudonym Lacrymal, named after the gland that produces tears.
* Artistic style: His work combines street art, graffiti and contemporary pop art with digital collages. He often reinterprets classical masterpieces, children's book characters and icons from modern pop culture (including musicians, actors, artists), showing a strong sense of humor.
* Technique: He combines traditional painting and acrylic paint with digitally edited and printed collages, creating tension between digital and physical forms.
* Exhibitions: After moving his work from walls in public spaces to canvas in his studio, his works have been exhibited on a large scale in France, Switzerland and Spain. They have also been shown at various galleries and through various other online platforms.
Note:
* The condition of the object is appropriate for its age and use. Normal signs of use are part of the condition.
* Carefully view the photos for the most complete view of the offered object and the exact condition.
* You buy the object in the condition displayed in the photos and with the dimensions stated in the description.
* Despite our care, typographical or descriptive errors may occur.
* If you experience any issue after purchase, please always contact us first before leaving feedback. We appreciate working together toward a suitable solution. By mutual agreement we always reach a resolution.
- Your item will be carefully packed and well insured shipped via PostNL Packages or another suitable courier, both domestically and abroad.
- For shipping to EU territories outside the continental Europe, such as the Canary Islands, Balearics, Sicily, Corsica, Madeira and French Guiana, it must be checked in advance whether shipping is possible and whether there are additional terms or costs applicable.
- Also view our GrooveyDesign Catawiki sales page https://www.catawiki.grooveydesign.nl for more vintage and design objects.
