Share, 2021 Artist: KAWSMedium: Screenprint on grey Stonehenge paperDimensions: 50.8 × 40.6 cmEdition: Limited edition of 500Details: Signed and numbered – Certificate of Authenticity (COA) included – Original box included Description:KAWS presents Share (2021), an exceptional screenprint on grey Stonehenge paper that exemplifies the artist’s distinctive graphic style. Produced in a limited edition of 500, each piece is signed and numbered, ensuring authenticity and exclusivity. This work combines contemporary aesthetics with refined craftsmanship, making it an ideal addition for collectors and enthusiasts of modern art. Share embodies KAWS’ ability to merge playfulness and sophistication, offering a visually striking and collectible piece for any contemporary art collection. Shipping & Delivery:✔ Secure worldwide shipping✔ Free shipping✔ Tracking number and insurance included ➡️ Contact us for any question➡️ See all available works by KAWS FAQ Is this KAWS artwork an original edition?Yes. Share (2021) is an original screenprint by KAWS, produced in a limited edition of 500, each copy signed and numbered by the artist. What medium was used?The artwork is a screenprint on grey Stonehenge paper, a high-quality fine art paper known for its texture, durability, and excellent ink absorption. Is the artwork signed?Yes. Each print is hand-signed and numbered by KAWS, ensuring its authenticity. Does the artwork come with a certificate?Yes. A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is included, along with the original box, adding collectible value. Is this edition considered collectible?Absolutely. KAWS’ signed editions—especially those in runs of 500—are extremely sought after on the global contemporary art market and appreciated for their strong value retention. Is the artwork framed?The listing does not mention framing, so it is considered unframed, ready for custom framing. Is worldwide shipping available?Yes. Shipping is secure and worldwide, with tracking and full insurance included. Free shipping is also provided. Drawn to this piece? Julian Opie's collection may move you in the same way.
