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Edition of 50 - Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist - Published by Poligrafa Obra Grafica,Barcelona, Spain, on Guarro Paper - In excellent condition // Untitled #3 by Dr. Lakra, an etching from 2008, features an array of vintage tattoo-inspired imagery arranged on aged-looking Guarro paper, giving the print an antique feel. This limited edition work, published by Poligrafa Obra Grafica in Barcelona, captures the artist's signature blend of dark humor and cultural references. Figures include classic tattoo motifs: a sultry pin-up, a skull with a sombrero, an eye, roses, and various macabre symbols like skulls and crosses. The warm brown and red tones, along with the intricate details of each figure, evoke the aesthetics of traditional tattoo flash sheets. Each image stands alone yet collectively creates a narrative of rebellion, mortality, and sensuality. Dr. Lakra’s fascination with counter-culture and iconography is vividly portrayed in this intricately crafted piece.
Untitled, #3, 2008
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Edition of 50 - Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist - Published by Poligrafa Obra Grafica,Barcelona, Spain, on Guarro Paper - In excellent condition // Untitled #3 by Dr. Lakra, an etching from 2008, features an array of vintage tattoo-inspired imagery arranged on aged-looking Guarro paper, giving the print an antique feel. This limited edition work, published by Poligrafa Obra Grafica in Barcelona, captures the artist's signature blend of dark humor and cultural references. Figures include classic tattoo motifs: a sultry pin-up, a skull with a sombrero, an eye, roses, and various macabre symbols like skulls and crosses. The warm brown and red tones, along with the intricate details of each figure, evoke the aesthetics of traditional tattoo flash sheets. Each image stands alone yet collectively creates a narrative of rebellion, mortality, and sensuality. Dr. Lakra’s fascination with counter-culture and iconography is vividly portrayed in this intricately crafted piece.
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