A minimal, graphic homage to street corner royalty. Before streaming playlists and curated algorithms, the culture lived on front stoops, passenger seats, and brown paper bags. A cold forty-ounce bottle of Olde English 800 was more than malt liquor. It was an anthem. It was the unofficial sponsor of the golden era of hip hop, celebrated in every classic verse from the West Coast to Brooklyn.
Two sizes available:
24” x 24”
30” x 40”
50 available (then gone forever)
Material
Printed on matte fine art paper / 122lbs
Hot press Giclée print
Notes
Limited Run Archival Print - Quantities Limited
Frame not included
Signed and numbered by artist
Free gift with purchase
A minimal, graphic homage to street corner royalty. Before streaming playlists and curated algorithms, the culture lived on front stoops, passenger seats, and brown paper bags. A cold forty-ounce bottle of Olde English 800 was more than malt liquor. It was an anthem. It was the unofficial sponsor of the golden era of hip hop, celebrated in every classic verse from the West Coast to Brooklyn.
Two sizes available:
24” x 24”
30” x 40”
50 available (then gone forever)
Material
Printed on matte fine art paper / 122lbs
Hot press Giclée print
Notes
Limited Run Archival Print - Quantities Limited
Frame not included
Signed and numbered by artist
Free gift with purchase
