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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.
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The provocateur of the art world
Banksy, the foremost agent provocateur in the art world, sprang to fame as a street artist outside of his own Bristol. In the 1990s, Banksy gave up freehand painting in favor of the stencil because it was a quick and easy way to hide from the authorities and allowed him to swiftly establish himself as a key figure on the global street art scene.
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Medicom Toy collaborates with Brandalism, a group known for defying advertising, and uses one of Banksy's most well-known works, "Rage, the Flower Thrower," to comprehend "Rage, the Flower Thrower." Banksy's work, an ode to peace in the face of ever-present violence, raises questions about our society's ability to respond to inexplicable human behavior.
This figure may not be as engaged for Medicom Toy, but it is still one of the must-haves for 2019. Flower Bomber had already been published in white in 2015 when it was first released in black. Flower Bomber black edition is more contrasted with its powerful black and ultra-colorful bouquet, and it will combine wonderfully with its prior form.
2019
Limited edition
Produced by Medicom Toy, Tokyo
36cm in height
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 provocateur of the art world
Banksy, the foremost agent provocateur in the art world, sprang to fame as a street artist outside of his own Bristol. In the 1990s, Banksy gave up freehand painting in favor of the stencil because it was a quick and easy way to hide from the authorities and allowed him to swiftly establish himself as a key figure on the global street art scene.
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