Anthony Chrisp

Classic Street Art Auction

Leonardo di Caprio as the wolf of Wallstreet by Dverso 1974 on original  vintage Monopoly board (NL) 

Acrylic on board with wooden frame  ( 53 x 53 cm )
Handpainted . Frame is included

Collage on the back is made from real Monopoly money

signed on the back and side
Comes with numbered COA ( Certificate of Authenticity ) and with this black wooden floating frame

DVERSO (1974) - "The Real Question Is This: Was All This Legal? Absolutely F**king Not."

Acrylic on board, Mixed media, Monopoly Board - Hand signed - 2021

The Netherlands

Très belle œuvre..👍Dommage que le service de livraison DHL soit si peu professionnel..Colis posé contre la porte d'entrée exposé aux regards des passants, et par jour de pluie sans protection... 👎

A fantastic, big and very original artwork! Excellent communication with the seller 👌🏼
Keep going, you’re a great artist! ☺️✨

Dverso is a Dutch graffiti / street artist from the early 90s, who bombs the area around Rotterdam (NL).
Since 2014 only painting on canvas, traffic signs and all other possible surfaces/mediums from his studio in Amsterdam. Sold worldwide in 21 countries

The graffiti style is recognizable in his paintings and all kinds of cartoon characters are common in his work.

Studio Dverso is the online art gallery and home of Dverso's

DVERSO (1974) - "The Real Question Is This: Was All This Legal? Absolutely F**king Not."

Selected by Anthony Chrisp

DVERSO (1974) - "The Real Question Is This: Was All This Legal? Absolutely F**king Not."

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DVERSO (1974) - "The Real Question Is This: Was All This Legal? Absolutely F**king Not."

Selected by Anthony Chrisp

DVERSO (1974) - "The Real Question Is This: Was All This Legal? Absolutely F**king Not."