The Hills Are Dead (Signed Limited Edition of 150) by Danny Sangra

The Hills Are Dead (Signed Limited Edition of 150) by Danny Sangra
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59cm x 42cm
24" x 17"

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This limited edition of 150 is hand signed by the artist and comes embossed with the Scrawl Collective seal and a certificate of authenticity. This print is typical of Danny Sangra’s style with its combination of geometric patterns and organic growths.

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About Danny Sangra

Danny Sangra is most recognised for his combinations of organic "growths" and geometric patterns, as in ‘The Hills are Dead’ limited edition print. 

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