The Fastest Loneliest Racer – White
by Pablo DelgadoLast Few
Edition of 100
£125.00
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| Edition of: | 100 |
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| Provenance: | hand signed and numbered by the Artist |
| Dimensions: | 60 × 60 cm |
| Medium: | Screenprint with Spot Varnish |
| Paper: | Colorplan Pristine White 350gsm |
| Rebate Size: | 48 |
| SKU: | PAB84 |
| Stock: | Last Few |
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Pablo Delgado
Mexican Born artist Pablo Delgado moved to London eight years ago to pursue a career in art, never expecting for it to flourish the way it has, Delgado was inspired by the simultaneous claustrophobia and promise of London’s streets.Art Advisory
