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  • Portrait of Incendiary Oshichi AKEMI, Japanese Coin Purse

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  • Sukajan Embroidery Souvenir Jacket Bomber, Jacket Embroidered, Pink Skeleton Bomber

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    • Artist Shen Jing Dong
, The Little Prince 1, Pop Art, Screen Printing

    £940.00

    Availability: In stock

    “I wish I was like the Petit Prince. I want to be naive. In the book, he paints a snake that swallows an elephant but the adults have a different interpretation; they think it’s a hat and the Little Prince says the adult world is too complicated. The world is definitely not flawless, you can see famine, war and disaster, but I want to view it in a simplified way”. — Artist Shen Jing Dong interviewed by Fionnuala McHugh

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    Dimensions: 59X73 cm

    Style: Pop Art, Signed by the Artist

    Medium of works: Screen Printing, Limited edition of 68

    Every purchase supports the artist

    *  The furniture in the picture is provided by MAXMARCO.

     

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    UK Standard Delivery: 15.95 GBP

    This price is inclusive of VAT.

    Every purchase supports the Artist.

     

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    UK : 5 - 15 working days.

     

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