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The Andy Warhol of Japan
Takeshi Murakami, known as the "Andy Warhol of Japan," creates his quirky, one-of-a-kind figures and artwork by drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese painting. Murakami blurs the barriers between high art and low culture, East and West, the past and present by using both conventional media, like as painting and sculpture, as well as commercial media, including fashion and animation.
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Mr. DOB is Takashi Murakami's alter ego and first signature figure, first appearing in 1993. Murakami sought to create a universally appealing Japanese emblem in the vein of Hello Kitty and Pikachu with this cheerful character. To accomplish so, he drew on characters from both Eastern and Western popular culture, including Doraemon, a cute Japanese manga creature, and Walt Disney's iconic Mickey Mouse. While the first Mr. DOB had a threatening appearance with sharp, scary teeth, the creature became increasingly adorable over time.
2013
Offset lithograph in colors with cold stamp on smooth wove paper
Signed and numbered in black ink on lower right, recto
Edition of 300
50 x 50 cm / 19.69 x 19.69 in
Independently appraised and certified artist original by Matsuda Appraisals, a professional appraisal and auction company.
This work is in excellent, like new, condition.
We will beat the lowest price of an identical print that you find from a qualifying competitor (i.e. not a third-party seller or peer-to-peer marketplace). Note the print must be in the same condition. Please email us at contact@hypemuseum.jp if you would like us to adjust the price of your print before you purchase it. Please read our Pricing Policy for more info.
• We offer free 5-7 day global shipping if your order is above $4,000. Otherwise, shipping costs $150 USD.
• We use FedEx / DHL / UPS’s Priority service
• We prepay all customs duties and taxes
• We will ship your order from wherever our works are being showcased in our partner galleries
We have a 7-day return policy, which means you have 7 days after receiving your item to request a return.
To be eligible for a return, your item must have been damaged, defective, or the wrong item upon receiving it. Due to fraud prevention purposes, we do not accept returns or exchanges for any other reason or after 7 days upon receiving your order. Before your order has shipped, however, you may cancel your order to receive a full refund.
To start a return, you can contact us at contact@hypemuseum.jp
The Andy Warhol of Japan
Takeshi Murakami, known as the "Andy Warhol of Japan," creates his quirky, one-of-a-kind figures and artwork by drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese painting. Murakami blurs the barriers between high art and low culture, East and West, the past and present by using both conventional media, like as painting and sculpture, as well as commercial media, including fashion and animation.
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