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Corporate Gangsters USA Version
By T.Wat
Located in East Hampton, NY
Notorious UK Street artist T. Wat
EXCLUSIVE Corporate Gangsters USA Version series of 10
2015
34"x26" hand sprayed $900 unframed
contact for various colors...
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2010s Contemporary T.Wat Art
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No Paper
By T.Wat
Located in East Hampton, NY
British Policeman / Bobby with his pants down on the royal throne.
Two available 6/40 and 32/40
Original Silkscreen
Signed lower right corner
Official T.Wat stamp and edition on lowe...
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