Trompe L'Oeil, Death Valley, Billboard, March 4, 2017, 5:41 pm, California, USA, 2017
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JR – Trompe L'Oeil, Death Valley, Billboard, March 4, 2017, 5:41 pm, California, USA, 2017 United States
- 2021
- 14 colors lithograph on paper
- Edition of 180
- Signed and numbered by the artist
- 85cm x 50cm
This giant trompe l'oeil was a collaboration with the band Arcade Fire for the cover of their album Everything Now. The gigantic billboard was installed and photographed in 2017 in Death Valley, California and perfectly reproduced the surrounding landscape in black and white.
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FREE SHIPPING to UK for all unframed prints
Plus worldwide shipping using specialist art couriers. Shipping price calculated at checkout but guide prices below.
Shipping Zone
Shipping Method
Shipping Cost
UK
Tube
FREE
UK
Flat Pack
FREE
EU Near
Medium Tube
£75
EU Near
Medium Flat Pack
£135
EU Far
Medium Tube
£90
EU Far
Medium Flat Pack
£180
RoW 1
Medium Tube
£80
RoW 1
Medium Flat Pack
£180
RoW 2
Medium Tube
£110
RoW 2
Medium Flat Pack
£205
Giants billboard photographed in March 5, 2017, 3.03 pm, Death Valley, California, USA.
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Maverick French artist JR is a self-styled ‘photograffeur’, papering outsized posters into unauthorised public spaces in an echo of graffiti art. Motivated by reaching people who might not step into a gallery, he began his career with a camera he found on the Paris Metro, photographing residents of housing project Les Bosquets and pasting them across the city. Now a worldwide superstar, he continues to document people who might otherwise...
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