Lot 397
Biff (b1982) ‘Root d Toot’, Subversive Graffiti Spray Paint Stencil Art, Canvas On Stretcher, 2008
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27 Apr 2025 · Collective Art Auction | Original Artwork, Limited Edition Prints, Posters & Collectables | Closes for entries 06/4/25
Description
Description: Ready to hang, STARWARS inspired wall hanging. The print caricatures a classic scene from Star Wars with a twist. Published by ‘Up the Arts’ . com Gallery
‘R2D2 having some Downtime with Princess Laya’ a scene not often seen on the Golden Screen.
Biff is a street graffiti street artist who worked in London the same time as Banksy and others. His Gallery work is rare to find and collect.
Ready to hang or frame - Stretched canvas on hardwood frame. Displays well in Dark Red,
Artist: Biff, street artist
Title: Root d Toot
Year: 2008
Signed: Hand signed in felt tip (Street Tag to side of Frame)
COA: To frame bearer
Limited Edition: x of ten
Medium: Stencil spray paint on canvas
Published: Up the arts.com
Provenance: Up the Arts.com
Blind stamps: Gallery sticker
Dimensions: Overall size: 24 x 30 inch 76 x 60 cm
Framed: On hardwood on Canvas
Condition: Slightly used. The piece has stored framed free from sunlight
Postage and Packing – Due to geographical location Postage and insurance varies if requested.
Within this Art Auction, Items Can be combined for best-value postage.
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UK mainland signed for.
Worldwide
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