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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 #9 by Dr. Lakra, a 2008 etching, presents a dynamic assortment of tattoo-inspired motifs on aged Guarro paper, creating a vintage aesthetic. This limited edition print, signed and numbered, was published by Poligrafa Obra Grafica in Barcelona. The artwork features a surreal composition with figures including a skeleton-riding cowboy, a seductive female figure, a skull with a crown, a scorpion, and various traditional tattoo symbols such as roses, stars, and a bottle of liquor. Rendered in sepia and red tones, each image stands out with rich detail and a hint of dark humor. The chaotic yet balanced arrangement suggests themes of mortality, rebellion, and desire, capturing Dr. Lakra’s fascination with cultural iconography and the unconventional. This piece is a playful exploration of tattoo culture, blending the familiar with the bizarre.
Untitled, #9, 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 #9 by Dr. Lakra, a 2008 etching, presents a dynamic assortment of tattoo-inspired motifs on aged Guarro paper, creating a vintage aesthetic. This limited edition print, signed and numbered, was published by Poligrafa Obra Grafica in Barcelona. The artwork features a surreal composition with figures including a skeleton-riding cowboy, a seductive female figure, a skull with a crown, a scorpion, and various traditional tattoo symbols such as roses, stars, and a bottle of liquor. Rendered in sepia and red tones, each image stands out with rich detail and a hint of dark humor. The chaotic yet balanced arrangement suggests themes of mortality, rebellion, and desire, capturing Dr. Lakra’s fascination with cultural iconography and the unconventional. This piece is a playful exploration of tattoo culture, blending the familiar with the bizarre.
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