D*Face, English, 1978 - Death and Glory - Original - 2007

Spray paint and acrylic on etching.

Original: 1/1

55 x 56 cm

Signed on the bottom right.

Framed under glass, white wooden museum shadow box.

For the Olivier Dahan Collection, France, the Academy Award nominated director of Le Vie en Rose.

This major and important original piece by D*face was exhibited at two museums: the Musee de L'Aerosol and the Maquis -art Hall of Fame in 2017 and 2018.

The Olivier Dahan collection purchased the item directly from the artist, D*Face.

D*Face is an English artist. His mother offered him the classic Subway art and Spraycan art, which triggered his vocation. The Vatican commissioned him in 2005 to create a portrait of Benedict XVI. He was the first urban artist to have the cover of Art Review. He had his first major solo show in London, Death and Glory, at the StolenSpace Gallery. Since then, his exhibitions are like solo show; Eyecons, O Contemporary in Brighton in March 2007. D*Face was the owner and curator for the Outside Institute, the first contemporary art gallery in London to focus on urban art. In 2005, the Outside Institute was moved and renamed to the Stolen Space Gallery. In 2010, he collaborated with Christina Aguilera, on the cover of her album, Bionic.