Addicted Art Gallery

Statue de la Liberté

DescriptionMedium: Ink sublimation on aluminium, numbered and signed by the artistEdition: Limited to 250Year: Image created in 1985Size: 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: “I fell in love with New York. This was during the era of Club 54, the Area Club in the Meatpacking District, and Andy Warhol’s spell on the city. To me New York was the perfect compliment to Paris. One month after going back to Paris, I turned around and came back. My visits haven’t stopped since. With each trip I made more contacts in every field – advertising, galleries and so on. Andy Warhol even devoted a full page to my posters in Interview Magazine. I couldn’t believe it! I was so thrilled and felt truly honoured.” – RazziaSource: “Razzia – 25 Years Of Poster Art” by Mickey Ross