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Artist: Cey Adams
PAN AM
By Cey Adams
Located in North Adams, MA
"PAN AM", Cey Adams 2021
Silkscreen and mixed media on 320 gram Coventry Rag paper
Dimensions: 30" x 30"
Signed, Titled and Numbered by the Artist in pencil
Edition of 40
PAN AM has a storied history in Cey’s studio, first created as a painting within his Trusted Brands collection and then reimagined as a suite of hand-collaged monoprints in different color variations at Gary Lichtenstein Editions...
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Cey Adams Art
Materials
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LOVE (Green)
By Cey Adams
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Mixed media collage on panel
Hand signed on back
Category
2010s Street Art Cey Adams Art
Materials
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RED MOSAIC
By Cey Adams
Located in Austin, TX
Mixed media collage on panel
Hand signed by artist on back
Category
2010s Pop Art Cey Adams Art
Materials
Mixed Media, Panel
LOVE (Red)
By Cey Adams
Located in Austin, TX
Mixed media collage on panel
Hand signed on back
Category
2010s Street Art Cey Adams Art
Materials
Mixed Media, Panel
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