Addicted Art Gallery

New York And King Kong

DescriptionMedium: Ink sublimation on aluminium, numbered and signed by the artistEdition: Limited to 250Year: Image created in 1984Size: Made to Order

Medium Format: 105.0m x 85.0cm

Large Format: 128.0cm x 103.0cm

Good To Know:

The aluminium used is ‘avionic’ which prevents rust

The panels have a special emulsion coating

The image is created using an ink sublimation technique

A Roland & HP Large Format Printer is used to apply the image

The panels are press-heated to infuse the image into the metal

The prints have an archival value of 100+ years (longer than any other printing method)

The prints can be cleaned using a soft cloth or feather duster

CoA (Certificate of Authenticity) signed by the artist

Arty-Fact: “During [my] these trips to New York, I began to realise that poster art was something that was appreciated and respected by Americans. They collected posters and used them to decorate their homes and offices in a way Europeans don’t. This, in spite of the fact that posters came from Europe.” – RazziaSource: “Razzia – 25 Years Of Poster Art” by Mickey Ross