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Prison Gun Drawing Collection by Alfredo Martinez

Limited Edition of 50

Hand Numbered Museum Quality Print on Watercolor Paper

29.3" x 15"

NOTE: There are 5 prints available in each Tier. Once a Tier sells out, the price increases $50. Print numbering will start at 1 and go up as they sell out. Prints come unframed with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by The Estate of Alfredo Martinez.

Shipping will take about 10 days from order. Shipments will start on Jan 4th, 2024.

All sales are final. No returns accepted.

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Prison Gun Drawing Collection by Alfredo Martinez

Limited Edition of 50

Hand Numbered Museum Quality Print on Watercolor Paper

29.3" x 15"

NOTE: There are 5 prints available in each Tier. Once a Tier sells out, the price increases $50. Print numbering will start at 1 and go up as they sell out. Prints come unframed with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by The Estate of Alfredo Martinez.

Shipping will take about 10 days from order. Shipments will start on Jan 4th, 2024.

All sales are final. No returns accepted.

ALFREDO MARTINEZ

Alfredo Martinez was a rule breaker. He saw that criminality could be the perfect counterpart to fame and he possessed the powerful talent of storytelling. He thus utilized his time in prison to supercharge his art career. He served time for forging Basquiats, got shot in Guatemala, and was tortured in a secret prison in China. He seemed to live within the controversial art underworld.

Thus, he knew a thing or two about guns. Martinez’s prison gun drawings are his most notable original works. The prestigious Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in NYC notably features one of the cornerstone pieces of this collection.Martinez related his work back to films that impacted him at a young age such as Mad Max and Star Wars. Drawing inspiration from prop making, Martinez cobbles together found objects into menacing looking weapons: cold and high-tech. His drawings act as building plans. Subconsciously, his work reflects the culture in which he was raised. It is both direct, unabashed, and profound. Martinez’s work becomes a poignant statement towards a society obsessed, transfixed, and dominated by guns.

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