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Original Artwork by Barry McGee - Signed

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Thank you very much for viewing this listing. This is an original artwork piece by Barry McGee. I purchased it directly from Barry in 1996, and it comes with an original signed tag. Barry's works from the 1990s are incredibly rare and highly popular. This piece, reminiscent of the graphics used in MAD CIRCLE, is certainly a treasure for fans. In recent exhibitions, postcard-sized pieces have been starting at 500,000 to 600,000 yen, making this a fantastic deal. For this listing, I had it professionally framed. The framed size is about 38.6cm x 28cm, showcasing a very impressive artwork. It has been carefully stored in a fine art warehouse since the purchase. Barry McGee is becoming increasingly valuable, especially with collaborations with notable brands like Nomura Kuniyoshi, adidas, stussy, supreme, beams, HUF, and KAWS To prevent mischievous bids, please only bid if you can make immediate payment after winning the auction and confirm receipt of the item promptly after it arrives. Unfortunately, due to the nature of fine art, I must insist on no claims and no returns. I also have other pieces by Barry available for bidding, and I would greatly appreciate your consideration of those as well.

Original Artwork by Barry McGee - Signed

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298,000 Yen ($1947.71)

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2026-05-12 10:52:34 JST

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Barry McGee's original artwork from 1996 represents a unique intersection of contemporary street art and graphic design, particularly resonating with fans of the MAD CIRCLE movement. His works from this era are increasingly rare and valuable, especially given the growing interest in street art both in Japan and internationally. The meticulous framing and excellent condition of this piece enhance its collectability, while the direct purchase from the artist underscores its authenticity - a crucial factor for serious collectors. Given that recent exhibitions have seen postcard-sized pieces valued substantially higher, this artwork presents a compelling opportunity in the Japanese fine art market.